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Good story. You need to fix your references to Ukraine. It is not the Ukraine, just Ukraine. Referring to it as the Ukraine is an insult stemming from the old USSR days when Ukraine was under the thumb of the socialist regime. слава Україні

lmao I saw war in Kuwait and Somalia ahahahahaha! No, you didn't, bitch. That was no war. Ukraine is war. In General Cavolli's words The fighting in Ukraine is more intense than we could've ever imagined

Great story! What guy would not want to be in that position? He better buy stock in Viagra. Wonderful tale of family love. Would love to read about his interaction with Elizabeth, and if Jacob has gotten suspicious of Rachel. 5⭐

I have been called ignorant for thinking health care was a problem in the Ukraine. I may well be ignorant, but not in my opinion that children in the Ukraine could certainly use better health care. Who among us will believe that health care is adequate or better, in the Ukraine? The anonymous commenter is either uninformed or indoctrinated. See the following from a simple Google search.
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Ukraine became independent from the USSR in 1991. Post-Soviet Ukraine underwent a painful process of economic restructuring that was accompanied by social instability and drastically reduced living standards for large parts of the population, especially pensioners, disabled people and other vulnerable groups, leading to further worsening of population health. This increased need for health care took place against the background of reduced ability of the health care system to respond adequately. ( https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20121218052352-15345987-healthcare-in-ukraine-interview-with-a-citizen )
( http://www.unicef.org/ukraine/media_13548.html ) The level of poverty in the families with children exceeded 25% and in the families with many children – almost 80% in our country. The low capacity of the health care system does not allow addressing new emerging challenges and risks young people are facing today in Ukraine.
( http://www.humanium.org/en/ukraine/ ) In theory, health services are free in Ukraine. In practice, however, they are not. The cost is high and the services themselves are not sufficiently accessible. Consequently, not all children receive the care they need.

Wonderful! Thank you. I love how you wove in the war in Ukraine. 🇺🇦