So, I find myself with a bunch…
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18/7 Woke to the news that Russia conducted a massive missile and drone attack on Odesa last night. The city I’d just been the week before. Thankfully air defence worked…
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20/7Today was a heavier day as I interviewed two people for hours, both with intense experiences.David was a young neurosurgeon who works in Dnipro hospital, one of the receiving hospitals…
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22/7 We said goodbye to everyone at camp including our lovely interpreter. Always hard to take when people so effusively thank you for coming to their country during war and…
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24th July Yesterday and today I pretty much spent organising photos and videos and trying to translate and edit the videos of the army chaplain who had been killed. I…
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Last night after getting back I was told that Pastor Oleg wanted to have dinner. He invited a young student from his church to translate for us…
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So I’m not in Ukraine anymore, I am back home, but it’s not over yet. In fact you could say perhaps the journey is only just beginning. I will write…
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