She lived with her daughter in Mykolayiv and worked as a nurse in a hospital. When she went to work on Tuesday and heard an explosion near the hospital, she got up and went home to her daughter. They packed up their essentials and went across the field and through the forest towards the border. Katarina was afraid of the green corridor. She had to leave all her stuff in Lviv or else she wouldn't have fit in the train with her 12-year-old daughter. According to her owns words, she was lucky not to have to go to a hostel in Prague. Jitka took both her and her daughter home. Now she has her Ukrainian diploma translated so she can get a job as a nurse and pay for her own housing. She needs an extra room for her second adult daughter who is waiting for the green corridor in Ukraine. Her son won't arrive because he's 18 years old and had to enlist...
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