Mgeli 🇺🇦 🇬🇪

Friends, I’ve been offline and out of contact all this time. It means a lot to me to know that you were worried about me. Unfortunately, only $10 has been raised during this time. Please, I kindly ask you to help spread the word about my fundraiser. Every repost matters. I don’t know when I’ll be back online again. Sending you all a big, heartfelt hug. ❤️

Three days. Just $10 raised. Behind these numbers are real people who need our help — not tomorrow, not someday, but now. I still have no communication access, and I have no idea when I’ll be able to get back online. So today, I’m asking you to be my voice. Please don’t let this fundraiser disappear into the endless noise of the timeline. Give it a boost, share it, tell others about it. The guys shouldn’t have to face their needs alone. Sometimes one repost can make a much bigger difference than we realize. Please, help me get this fundraiser moving. The guys are counting on us. ❤️

Can you see my posts?

Friends, today a fellow soldier from a UAV company carrying out combat missions in the Sumy direction needs our help to purchase two DJI Mavic 3 Pro drones. The company specializes in reconnaissance and adjusting mortar fire (82mm and 120mm calibres). Everyone is welcome to contribute to this fundraiser. Every contribution matters, and even a small donation brings us closer to our goal. I won’t be able to remain active in the coming period, so I kindly ask for your understanding. I won’t always be here to ask for help or share what’s happening. But the work continues on the Sumy front, where the lives of Ukrainian soldiers depend on the people and equipment supporting them. Let’s not allow my temporary absence to mean that this request goes unnoticed. Thank you to everyone who chooses not to look away. Take care of yourselves and one another. 🔥GOAL: 💲 3 970 🅿️ay🅿al: DmitryShchipkov@gmail.com

I’m only 33, and I’m already dealing with what feels like an arrhythmia. My heart has been skipping beats and pounding irregularly. I hope it passes. I haven’t slept a wink all night.

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Friends, please don’t let the little things consume you. Take a moment and think about it: what feels like a huge problem today may turn out to be insignificant tomorrow. We spend far too much of our lives putting things off. We postpone hugs, conversations, visits, and words of affection. We convince ourselves that there will always be more time. That we can do it tomorrow. That we’ll have another chance to say what really matters. But life is far more fragile than we want to believe. Right now, for no particular reason, go and hug your children. If you’re far away, call them on video. Look into their eyes, ask them how their day was, listen to their little stories, even if they’re talking about something completely ordinary. It matters to them. And one day, you might give anything in the world just to hear those little voices beside you again. Hug your parents. Call someone you haven’t spoken to in a long time. Tell the people you love that you love them. Don’t wait for a holiday, the perfect moment, or a special occasion. We waste so much energy on things that ultimately mean nothing. We argue, get angry, hold grudges, and worry about money, work, other people’s opinions, and plans that didn’t work out. Yet true happiness is often found in the simplest things: hearing your child’s laughter, feeling the embrace of someone you love, coming home and knowing that someone is waiting for you. Cherish what you have. Never become so accustomed to having your loved ones around that you forget what an extraordinary blessing it is simply to have them by your side. Please, don’t postpone love until tomorrow. We have far less control over tomorrow than we like to think.