Caring for the elderly
Don't forsake me now, when my strength is failing -Psalm
71:9
Thank you from the bottom of my heart
When the Bosnian war started in 1992, Kata (now
83), her daughter and grandson's lives were changed forever. They
were taken to the Omarska concentration camp, where some of the
worst atrocities of the war took place.
"I wasn't worried about what could happen to me,
but I was terrified that the two of them would be badly beaten or
executed. God sent a high-ranking officer, a former colleague of
mine, to help us. We were selected for an ethnic group exchange and
after two terrible months I came to live in Glamoc.
Looking after her ill son, Kata struggles to survive on her
small pension. "Now I don't feel forgotten and abandoned. I have a
daily hot lunch and new friends to share my joys and sorrows with.
You, the Mission have enabled us to experience this friendship
without borders. Thank you from the bottom of my heart."
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