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Behind each of these crimes is a human life. One of them – Russia killed 14-month-old Anhelina with a drone while she was in her stroller in the park. And the images of this horrific attack are indelible. Her mother, elementary school teacher Inna, later died from injuries in the hospital. The facts are undeniable: the statements of Russian leaders and Russia's actions confirm the intention to destroy Ukraine, its sovereignty, territorial integrity, and political independence, the Ukrainian nation, and Ukrainians as a nationality. #Ukraina #Krievija #genocīds (translated)

The attacker was shot and the police neutralized him. His condition is also serious. A second operation has been initiated. He is in one of the hospitals in Krakow. As claims have emerged that there were multiple criminals, I want to dismiss them: there is currently no basis to believe so. The police have no grounds to conclude that anyone else is to blame for this terrible massacre. #Krakova #uzbrauciens #galējālabējāideoloģija (translated)

Artūrs Zvejsalnieks wrote that the day before he had visited BKUS, where the child had a small problem. He praised the hospital's doctors, nurses, and other staff, stating that the child was in safe hands, and described BKUS as an excellent children's hospital. #BērnuSlimnīca #Apmierinātība #Veselība (translated)

Pope Leo XIV, who was hospitalized this month with a malignant tumor, called Putin after the surgery, urging him to declare a ceasefire in Ukraine, and plans to lead a prayer from the hospital window, but it is still unclear whether he will visit South America. #pāvests #vēzis #Ukraina (translated)

Aija Kaija wrote that after treatment at the Oncology Center, she was discharged from the hospital on Wednesday, although it was initially planned for Tuesday. According to her, the doctors wanted to perform a lung CT scan. Kaija emphasized that the medical staff at the Riga East Clinical University Hospital (RAKUS) had been careful and professional in her experience. She noted that she received her last brachytherapy procedure on Tuesday, and this time it was easier, thanks to a different anesthesiologist and the removal of instruments by her treating doctor. Kaija advised patients to discuss the use of sedatives and painkillers with their doctors. She also expressed concern for elderly Silvija, who, as Kaija wrote, could not use either chemotherapy or anesthesia during brachytherapy due to heart failure. Kaija also mentioned a woman over 70 years old with stage 4 cervical cancer and a second recurrence. Kaija wrote that her doctors Māra and Zane were satisfied with the treatment results. Zane, according to Kaija, noted that in her experience, patients with similar indicators had recurrence of cancer in less than 10% of cases within a few years. However, whether the cancer has completely disappeared, Kaija wrote, she would find out in three months. She warned that, in her opinion, a break in chemotherapy significantly increases the risk of recurrence and that treatment should be carried out according to the plan. Kaija shared that her friend Sabīne has to stay longer in the hospital during treatment and has settled in Kaija's private room. Kaija noted that the cost per day has increased from 25 to 33 euros. She wrote that Sabīne would not be able to go home on weekends because getting sick during the virus season could interfere with treatment. Regarding her own well-being, Kaija wrote that she feels a pronounced fatigue and lack of energy after therapy, also experiencing menopausal symptoms at the age of 42. She expressed sadness over the fact that she will no longer be able to have children and said she would soon share news about the tests that will show whether the cancer has been overcome. #onkoloģija #veselība #dzīve (translated)