I have never run so fast
numerologist from Kherson
"I have my regular clients, girlfriends often ask for advice, are interested in what will happen. About a month before the war, we went to the bathhouse with them. The girls asked: "Ksyusha, lay out the cards, tell us what awaits us?" Spread out I look, and their destinies are changing... And so, each of them has some changes, moves. "Oh, it's all for a reason, girls," I tell them, "something has to happen."
Famine loomed over the generous Kherson
"The very next day, the people of Kherson rushed to buy everything that was on the shelves..."
"March and April were the hardest. People's edible supplies were running out... Not everyone could afford to buy even a piece of meat... In social networks you could find the following messages: "Please sell me one carrot!", "Whoever has one, share an onion." It was hard to believe, but famine loomed over the bread-rich and generous Kherson region..." - the woman recalls.
"Oksana, the war has begun."
Oksana recalls how the homes of Kherson residents were robbed by local thieves during the curfew, how she and her daughter and her friend ran away from the drunken invaders. He tells how they dared to evacuate from Kherson, how difficult this road was and how the family settled down now.