How the interaction of the public sector, hospital, city and donors becomes a real rear. This place sets the pace for all of Ukrainian medicine. Here they rescue, rehabilitate and make prosthetics. UNBROKEN Ukraine has become a place of salvation for over 18 thousand people. The fate of the center's patients is an example of indomitability that you can rely on.
In this special issue, we tell their stories.
About teacher Olena, who was hit in the face by a fragment of a Russian missile, but she found the strength to show other women how beautiful they are.
About a former doctor who, after being wounded at the front, became a patient himself and resolutely embarked on rehabilitation in order to return to the army within a year.
About 9-year-old Romchyk, who turned out to be stronger than the largest country in the world, with all its anger and missiles, continues his rehabilitation and dreams of eventually playing the accordion for his doctors.
10 great stories about the doctors and patients of the UNBROKEN National Rehabilitation Center, which emerged in the midst of the war in response to its challenges, were written by Ukrainian writers and reporters Marichka Paplauskaite, Irena Karpa, Yevheniya Podobna, Larysa Denysenko, Khrystyna Kotsira, Khrystyna Shalak, Olena Livytska, Iryna Slavinska, and Lyubov Yakymchuk.
The reports are illustrated by portrait photographs by Oleksandr Maslov, a Ukrainian photographer who shoots for The New York Times and New York Magazine.
The special edition was created in partnership with the UNBROKEN National Rehabilitation Center with the support of «Kyivstar».
Characteristics:
Book language: Ukrainian
Number of pages: 124
Dimensions: 30x21x1.5 cm
Weight: 0.75 kg