I left Kramatorsk with my four children. We left on April 5. It was very scary there - rockets were constantly flying into our area. We lived on the outskirts of the city and there was a military training ground nearby. We rented a house there. It was not appropriate to continue renting it. I have four children: the oldest boy is 8 years old, then a boy is 6 years old, then a girl is 4 years old and the youngest boy is 1 year old. Of course, I do not work, but live on social benefits.

 I am pregnant with my fifth child. My husband and I broke up. I applied for alimony and legally he should have paid it. But he doesn't pay and I don't know where he is. I don't even know if he's alive or maybe he's dead.

I chose a town in the Ternopil region because my sister lives here. She helps me a little with the housework and helped me find a place to rent. We managed to bring some dishes and clothes with us. Here we were helped by good people, volunteers. We were also paid the resettlement funds and we immediately bought dishes - that was what we needed the most. My six-year-old son suffered an open traumatic brain injury last year. He had two major operations. 

I haven't had time to make him a disability group because of the war. Doctors found a tumor in my uterus. That's why I'm expecting not just childbirth, but an operation. The tumor will be cut out immediately after the baby is born. All these health problems require funds that we do not have.