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Yevhen Lager and one of his older sons stand at the door of their home in the conflict-affect mining village of Druzhba in eastern Ukraine. The family home lies very close to the contact-line, which divides government- and non-government-controlled areas, and where the protracted conflict is most severe. The conflict takes a substantial toll on the Lager family’s wellbeing and mental health. Yevhen’s wife Viktoria attended the positive parenting workshops supported by UNICEF and the European Union and learned how to support her children and manage their fears.
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Photos: UNICEF/2019/Druzhba/Aleksey Filippov
Alot of not so great things are happening at the moment.. but i do believe that everything happens for a reason as cheesy as that might sound. That when shitty things happen its a lesson or a chance to grow even stronger from a situation (: & i can't help but still feel blessed even when things are not going my way. I am healthy, I have a roof over my head, I have my mom, my sisters are healthy & happy, & i have a great best friend ♡ so there is still so much to smile about. I use to be scared of change but now i happily embrace it especially when its for the better, so this is no just an ending.. but a new BEGINNING. 😘 #positivity #lifequotes #wisequotes #newbeginning #embracechange #optimistic #optimism #happiness #staypositive #goodvibes #quotes #stolen #repost #tumblr #movingforward #bestrong #inspiration #inspirational #motivation #blessed #thankful #grateful - britneybeauty
Youth activists from Donetsk region and the presenters during an exchange visit to Lviv on 16 February, 2019. The visit was organized by "Platform of initiative s "Teplytsia" with support from UNICEF and EU.
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Photos: UNICEF/2019/Lviv/Vitaliy Hrabar
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Day 85- Got this email this morning and I wanted to share it with you all.
Quite the milestone. The comprehensive exam is a 4 hour test that tests my knowledge of the history of Leadership (from 1800's to NOW) and purely by memory. It is a difficult test with many subsections and required me to study and essentially miss a lot of social time (not that I have any but to go see movies or something). This means I move forward and its one step closer to being called Dr. Rayburg. (not that kind of doctor)
It's about time too.
Day 131/365
Today, I just needed a reminder to keep my balance. I'm working hard not to get stopped by stress at work, not to get stopped by physical issues, not to get stopped by frustration.
I had a hard time with this today. Because the CT scan required fasting for 4 hours prior, I didn't time my pain pills correctly and by the time I laid down for the relatively simple and stress-free test, I was back in pain. They did 2 scans, one without, and one with contrast. And as she injected the iodine for the contrast test... I lost my balance a little.
Not physically of course, but mentally, emotionally. I had a moment of panic, a moment of fear and I stopped moving forward. I let pain and stress and anxiety wash over me and ended up having to do the contrast scan twice-- because the first one was blurred by my shaking.
I had to remind myself that everything was going to be ok, had to force myself to look forward, to move forward mentally, emotionally. I calmed myself, tried to find my balance again and made it through.
At home, I snagged a quick dinner, took my pain pills and reassured myself that everything is going to be ok. And now, I embrace this day's image and remind myself to keep moving because keeping moving is going to help me keep my balance no matter what comes my way.
Wanna fly, you got to give up the shit that weighs you down. - Toni Morrison, Song of Solomon
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The home of the Lager family in the conflict-affected village of Druzhba in eastern Ukraine. The building, which lies near the contact line separating government- and non-government-controlled areas, bears the scars of the protracted conflict. Metal coverings and boarded windows are used as a precaution against the shells and mines.
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Photos: UNICEF/2019/Druzhba/Aleksey Filippov
The home of the Lager family in the conflict-affected village of Druzhba in eastern Ukraine. The building, which lies near the contact line separating government- and non-government-controlled areas, bears the scars of the protracted conflict. Metal coverings and boarded windows are used as a precaution against the shells and mines.
#MovingForward
Photos: UNICEF/2019/Druzhba/Aleksey Filippov
the beautiful F1 car and the beautiful toyota showroom. the F1 car isn't there anymore. it was there for 2 months after the inauguration of the new showroom
Youth activists from Donetsk region listening the presentation of Ukrainian Academy of Leadership teacher during an exchange visit to Lviv on 16 February, 2019. The visit was organized by "Platform of initiative s "Teplytsia" with support from UNICEF and EU.
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Photos: UNICEF/2019/Lviv/Vitaliy Hrabar