Kosovo Mother's story, taken care of about 400 abandoned children

Her profession as a medical driver and educator has been exercising it for 47 years, and without even telling me that she has given her children around her the best to feel healthy and happy.

For these 18-year-olds as employed in the village of children, Aysha has taken care of the welfare and health of over 400 abandoned children in our country.

In a conversation about Indexline, she talks about the difficulties and benefits of the job.

For these years, I've never saved anything on my side. I've been hired to finish medical high school, to work in public places before the war. It's been hard on me. The hardest moments were when we went to Neonatology to get the abandoned kids, then when they were sick. If they're not in good health, I'm at home after hours, but I've been thinking about those kids<x1...

She says that working with her children has given her life and joy.

I've loved working with my children so much that I've devoted my whole life to my retirement if it wasn't for me to be very willing to continue to commit myself to them. The children deserve the world's greatest care and love”, it estimates.

Mrs. Uka, on August 3rd and retired, so on Friday she was finally greeted by her second home to launch a new stage in her life.

I'm gonna miss my kids, my work colleagues. Believe me, I'm still there, and I'm convinced that I'm going to have a hard time staying away from them after I've gotten used to kids, it's not easy to live a whole life with babies, much less abandoned children. As long as I'm alive, I remember the face of every kid I'm looking at, it's called Uka.

Uka has shown that during the time of the riots in our country, she has served as a volunteer in the humanitarian society “Mother Teresa”, then working with the world's doctors to make her contribution to the most dangerous places in the world. /Indesksonline/