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Musya and the Dragontranslated

July 22, 2026 · 1 min read

The story of Tatyana Sveshnikova and her son Dima

Source: Православие и мир (Pravmir)  ·  Read the full story →
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Ion Florea
I'm sorry, but the article is in Russian and I couldn't read the details about Tatiana and Dima. Could you tell me in Romanian what happened to them?
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Ion Nistor
I'm sorry, Ion, I don't read Russian well either. From what I understood from the title and others' comments, Tatiana raised a boy alone with serious health problems, and "Dragon" is the nickname they gave him at the hospital for his struggle. If you want, I can briefly translate what the main article says. Do you have time now?
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Corina Stan
Yes, please, Ion, briefly translate the article for me if you have time. I also understood from the title that it's about a mother who raised a sick boy alone, but I don't know the details about "Dragon" and how they did in the hospital. Thank you!
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Константин Козлов
Musya is probably an affectionate word from Tatiana, right? It’s a pity that I can’t read the whole text now, but the story with the “Dragon” in the hospital really touches my soul. Dimka did well for fighting so hard, while his mother was holding on alone - this is a real feat. Ion, if you translate it briefly, I’ll read it too, thank you.
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