Vadym Svyrydenko: "I run to help a hero! Lviv"
Vadym Svyrydenko: "I run to help a hero! Lviv"
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Vadym Svyrydenko: "I run to help a hero! Lviv"

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Started: 23.10.2017
Lviv
Completed
Totally raised
6803.95 UAH
Funded
100%
Total goal
6803.95 UAH

Vadym Svyrydenko, Military Paramedic, Veteran, Commissioner for Assistance in Rehabilitation of Ukrainian Military Wounded in ATO Area. Olga Tarasevych like nobody else deserves a sports prosthetic leg. She dreams to be active and represent Ukraine at the international veterans championships. Looking at Olga, it becomes clear that this person will never be deterred by any difficulties. She has a good heart, a strength of character and a steel will.

Vadym Svyrydenko, Military Paramedic, Veteran, Commissioner for Assistance in Rehabilitation of Ukrainian Military Wounded in ATO Area.
Olga Tarasevych like nobody else deserves a sports prosthetic leg. She dreams to be active and represent Ukraine at the international veterans championships. Looking at Olga, it becomes clear that this person will never be deterred by any difficulties. She has a good heart, a strength of character and a steel will.

A tender and courageous girl named Olga Tarasevych has become an example of optimism and life force for many people. 25-year-old Olga worked as a cook in the 72nd Mechanized Brigade. In May 2017 during a bombardment in Avdiivka, Donetsk region, shell fragments hit the house Olga was in. She was sleeping at that moment and was severely injured. There was no chance to save her leg since shell fragments ruptured a tendon. Doctors had to amputate Olga’s leg.

At first, Olga used a wheelchair, later she used a prosthetic limb. Now she jokingly calls herself ‘a terminator’. Not only did she survive the severe injury and successfully undergo rehabilitation, but all this time she also cheered up and supported guys which stayed in the hospital for treatment at the same time as she did.

Everyone was amazed by the way this girl accepted the reality – Olga went to a gym, she started working out and dancing. Olga encouraged strong men to act the same way by her own example. "Sure, it’s still difficult to walk, it’s actually hard to live with this. At first, I stared at the dancing girls, then I shifted my glance at my leg and my eyes began filling with tears", Olga says. She does not give up and she unhesitatingly moves on. She says that doing sports and dancing is the best rehabilitation and she dreams of a sports prosthetic limb which will allow her to do sport safely.

The fundraising target is UAH 20,000.

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07.11.2017 08:26
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28.10.2017 08:49
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27.10.2017 23:01
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27.10.2017 12:26
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