The US doctor retires Ukrainian babies in Ivano-Frankivsk during the war

He contacted acquaintances from Western Ukraine and went to Ukraine on July 4. Paul Ranja flew several thousand kilometers to help newborns and babies in Ivano-Frankivsk. "It turned out that I was not ready to sit down some of my life. I, like everyone, sat at home, watched the war was unfold Frankivsk. He started working in the intensive care unit for newborns of Ivano-Frankivsk Children's Hospital, and assisted a neighboring military hospital.

"I was very interested when I realized that the first - I needed, the second - I can really help. I do not want to be an elephant in the vessel shop and indicate everyone how and what to do. But I really liked it," - explains Ruzh . "Ukrainian colleagues are full of enthusiasm, do not work for money and want to help their patients. This is a unique and fresh experience," the American doctor said.

July trip to Ukraine was only a beginning for the American doctor, on September 10, Paul Ranja returned to Ukraine and plans to be in Ivano-Frankivsk by the end of the month. "We were awakened this morning this morning. When I came to the hospital, all patients and staff were in the bomb shelter in the basement. Nothing happened, and we returned to work for an hour," he said. According to the American doctor, Ukrainians have a common cause.

"They only say that the country has rallied to defeat these tyrants," Ranja said. Recall that the New York teenager collected 54 bags of medical care for Ukrainians on the front line. The 17-year-old Matthew Galling decided to do a little more than just shift the sacrifice. American volunteers book hundreds of flights to deliver hundreds of tons of medical care to Ukraine.