A retired Florida doctor returned to work, traveling thousands of miles to Ukraine to help newborns and infants impacted by the country's ongoing war with Russia.
"I was really excited when I realized that, No. 1, they wanted me, and No. 2, I could really be of help," Runge said."I don’t want to be like a bull in a China shop and tell everybody ‘hey, you gotta do it this way, that’s the way we do it.’ but I’ve really enjoyed being here."CHASIV YAR, UKRAINE, JULY 10: Rescue personal and firefighters in Chasiv Yar, Ukraine, July 10th, 2022." are very enthusiastic. They’re not driven by money," he added.
"This morning we were awakened by air raid sirens, and when I arrived at the hospital, all the patients and staff were in the basement bomb shelter," Runge said in a statement."Nothing unusual transpired, and we were back to work in less than an hour." The fight for survival is evident throughout Ukraine and speaks to their determination to fend off their larger adversary.
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