The family living in a foreign home with sick children

In a house that fails to meet even basic needs, Basri Adam's family from Vushtrri lives in extreme poverty.

For the nine members of this family, food and other basic needs are provided with income from social aid.

The head of Basri Ademi's family is trying to find a job. He goes out almost every day to work in order to provide food for his family, his mother, his wife, and six children. However, he cannot afford hard work, as he had been severely beaten during the war in Kosovo, which is an obstacle to his search for work.

For his wife, Fatime Ademi, a burden on his shoulders is the health of his three - year - old son, Riyad, who suffers from a very rare disease of one time, also has heart problems.

It shows how their three-year-old son is in danger of being speechless and losing his walk if he doesn't get better. And for his recovery, she says that there is nowhere to get the necessary money.

The last “I've been told to send him to the hospital on January 28, 2016, but I need all private to do. By T, with analysis, EKG of the heart, ultrasound of the neck of all the others in private. And I haven't had a chance and I haven't sent it anymore. 633” I've been told there's healing, except I have to continue therapy. If we don't keep going, I could lose my walk and speech”, she said.

As if these mothers of six were not enough, they tell about Kosovo how difficult life is in a foreign home.

We have bad conditions. Everything we need. But mostly we need a house. I'll have a room for the kids. That even where we are, we were told to get out of here. I even got out this winter. But we can't, because there's no house left here. I'm sick myself, the boy is sick. My mother's sick. The man you find works, the one you don't find comes home. He made the vachia that we fell without dinner because I had no bread to return to the children, he said.

It shows how you are allowed to stay in a burned house only until March, as high construction is envisioned in that country.

Meanwhile, as the youngest of the children was drinking milk in the cradle, Fatima shows how difficult food is for their young.

E Kadri and Diana, the two older children in this house are excellent students. Even as his mother was talking to the staff of Kosova Preess, the eldest son, even though he was only in sixth grade, making sure he found the doctor's documents for his younger brother.

It is very difficult for his mother that despite the child's zeal for learning, they often stop attending school because of severe conditions.

“Boll is difficult. They don't go once. Even if they're very good students, they don't go and go. All right, they're saying mom, we're getting caught up in school. They're saying you're in the house of a Roman, you don't have one. Bad for children, and for all”, she confesss.

Many shortages in this family include trees. She tells how her husband had gone out to the woods because the house is very cold and there's almost no heat left.

My husband has gone to the mountain for trees. We have very little wood. We've lost their wood. As you yourselves have seen, this house is very cold. The house's been adopted because this was burnt. It's so cold. Yes, they should leave the hole on at night and day because it's getting very cold”, she said.

And to the Ademi family, providing food and other provisions is difficult enough, since even family members do not have good conditions to help. According to Mother Fatime Ademi, the situation becomes even more difficult when the social treatment they receive has to be shared for medicine.

For all who want to help Basri's family and Fatime Ademi, who lives in extreme poverty, they can contact the number 049 171 726, or they can contribute any amount to the bank account 170730331755 at NLB.