It’s good that the nurses at the Kazan hospital are helping. We also have a lot of veterans in Samara, especially those who are over 80. I wonder if they help with housework or more with medicines and conversations?
Here in Prešov, it would also work, especially for those older soldiers who can hardly walk anymore. The nurses in our association usually carry medicines, measure blood pressure and then sit down for a conversation, but I know that some also help with a small cleaning job. It's nice that they do it in Kazan, where they are most needed.
Here in Olomouc, such nurses would also help, we have a couple of elderly gentlemen over eighty-eight who can hardly reach the window. From the article, I understood that in Kazansky they mainly take care of medicines and interviews, which is good, because these things are often forgotten. I wonder if they sometimes help them with cooking or just cleaning.