a melissa mitchell recently returned to doha. enjoys us now via zoom. thanks very much for being with us. so we just played that clip of you talking about the conditions in the camp there and, and the immediate needs of people. i'm wondering if you can expand a little bit about that because you got back from poland and, and more dover. so just tell us a little bit about what, what it was like at the border there. you know, sure it was, you know, we saw a lot of tragedy and we saw a lot of heroism. and i think one of the things that touched me most was at that border crossing, those were every day people just like you and me that were showing up. we had to actually park about 2 miles away and walk in. there were so many people from poland who came in to help. so that was one of the things that really touched me the most just the normal everyday people stepping up to play, opening their hearts, opening their homes, opening their wallets, and really helping these refugees that are playing over the border. i don't know your work has taken it, taken you to a

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a walk with me, global found him and melissa mitchell recently returned to doha and told us more about what it's like on ukraine's borders. we saw a lot of tragedy and we saw a lot of heroism. and i think one of the things that touched me most was at that border crossing, those were every day people just like you and me that were showing up. we had to actually park about 2 miles away and walk in. there were so many people from poland who came in to help. so that was one of the things that really touched me the most just the normal. everyday people stepping up to the plate, opening their hearts, opening their homes, opening their wallets, and really helping these refugees that are playing over the border for those of us are in the non profit world and navigating in each country. is this something that we've never done? so learning how to set up all the logistics, getting medication, getting supplies, setting up field hospitals. those things are a lot more complicated in an e country. so it's been a learning curve for all of us who've been there on the frontlines, especially in those ear