She goes by the call name, Trinzu, and volunteers in a war zone mobile clinic, trauma emergency, and Medevac.
We like to share stories of generosity and courage in Ukraine. You won’t see these stories in the news. They involve Ukrainians civilians who have stepped up to support their troops. There are thousands of them. I’d like to think this would be me if I lived during a war.
You can follow their efforts on Twitter. Or on their Frontline Medic website. This are one of many volunteer organizations involving medics from around the world.
Medics
Medics work under fire, bring the wounded out, and go back for more. Lives depend on their courage and heroism as they evacuate soldiers for lifesaving care. 
Trinzu says, “Being in a war zone changes you and no matter if you are a defender, a volunteer or just a civilian caught in the middle of it all. I can only speak from my own experience, but it shifts something deep inside you.
You start to appreciate the things you used to barely notice – electricity, clean water, a real night’s sleep. Things that used to be just… there. Now they feel like a luxury.
It teaches you to treasure good people. The ones who show up, the ones who stay kind when everything around feels cold and brutal. You begin to notice who truly sees you, even when you are not at your best. But it also distances you from the world you once belonged to.
War Zone
It makes you quiet.
It makes you numb.
A war zone makes you push people away without meaning to, because you do not know how to explain the things you have seen or how heavy your heart feels.
Sometimes, without even realizing it you test the patience of the people who love and care about you when you are going silent for days because you are trying to survive your own mind, trying to understand what you are feeling when nothing makes sense anymore. 
You become a little broken. A little colder. But also a little softer because you learn to value every human life, every quiet act of kindness, every stolen moment of peace in the middle of all this madness.
War changes you and not always in ways you can put into words.
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