Mark I don’t know where I would be if I’ve never seen your videos. I’ve had a pretty rough up bringing. I’ve been watching you videos for 3 years. In that time I was able to put down the drugs, work full time, and even help my family and I buy our own homes after never owning a home my whole childhood. I realized I have more power than I realize. I starting watching you videos when I was 17 and I’m 20 now. I feel like if I’ve never seen your videos I could’ve taken a different path. So thank you, please don’t ever stop making these videos.
So happy for you, my dear. Always remember this saying... "THE TEACHER ARRIVES WHEN THE STUDENT IS READY TO BEGIN." YOU were ready. YOU are the one that put it in motion. Mark's channel was the catalyst. I'm so proud of you, as others here would agree. Keep it moving forward, Baby Girl {{{Hugs}}}
Some of my Ukrainian family members moved to the US 20 years ago. My heart goes out to Sasha. I just made a $230 donation for her new tent, art supplies, etc. Please make sure she receives it ❤💪🙏
my grandmother used to say, show me your company and ill show you the man, people don't realise the damage alcohol and drugs do, its a slow death, i drank 16 pints a day after work, i caught pneumonia and ended up on life support, i think god gave me another chance, i came out of hospital and have never touched another drop 5 years clean , that's after drinking for 18 years and never missed a day. its so good to be clean and view the world with different eyes.
As a recovering alchoholic when she talked about getting into a pattern and it quickly becoming a routine that really hit home for me. Two beers everyday after work to "reward yourself" for a "hard days work" quickly turned into 3... then 4... until the beer didn't cut it for me anymore and I was eventually drinking a a fifth of whiskey every night.
Yup man I used to drink a 12 pack at night and have a vodka tonic or more beers just to get moving in the morning. It's crazy looking back and I remember just feeling like death every day. I'd die if I ever did that shit again flat out. Been sober for about 22 years now. Never again.
@@ericthiel4053 it's crazy how at the time we didn't feel like we were doing anything wrong. Some people just aren't capable of being content with 2-3 beers. Jack Daniels was my vice, often a whole fifth per night. 16 months sober now and never looking back.
I'm so proud of you. I'm an irregular drinker. Sometimes months of nothing but then it's weeks of non stop drinking... Very scary, I do get psychological support and have a dietitian.
@@skd7028 and perhaps it did, but she's not all about showing those scars 🤷 The interviewer seemed to question the legitimacy of her story as well, and I don't like that. Take people where they're at, and respect their narratives.
Oh lord, that depressed the hell out of me. Wish her well. Poor thing. I'm in recovery and witnessing the active dark side is hard to take, my thoughts go out to her, its pure chaos and pain when you live that way
Dear, Sasha! For some reason as soon as I saw the thumbnail from this video I instantly knew you are either Ukrainian or Russian. My heart hurts for you. I’m also from Ukraine, moved here 6 years ago. Trying to survive here is so difficult for us that just want a shot at better life. My love, you can get out of this hole. Your English is prefect, you seem so kind and beautiful both inside and outside. Very smart. If you’re ever in FLorida, I’d be more than happy to help you as much as I can. Alcohol can be so tricky. My father was an alcoholic and died of liver cirocis. It is so common in Eastern Europe, it’s very sad. You’re so strong. You can conquer the mountains. I believe in you!
@@heath6809 the struggle was worth it. But only if you have a stable income and good friends around you. If you meet the wrong people you can easily end up in the streets and as you know, you fup your credit once - it’s so hard to get a place then without or off of income and such. It’s easier to get a place in Ukraine than it is in the states. Pleas here it is very hard without a car, unlike in Ukraine you can walk or ride a bus almost anywhere
This interview was hard for me to watch because Sasha is not only very intelligent but has such a golden heart. She is bilingual with a language that could be of so much use now, as an interpreter, working in a school...I just hope that she can meet the right people and get a great job. But first has to get off the drugs and drink. She is smart enough to get counseling. I just hope so and I would love to see an update someday. She is a treasure. I hope she reads these posts. We care!
@@saul9050 you made an assumption about the original commenter with zero background information to do so, that’s not critical thinking that’s called being a bigot.
@@saul9050 you took her analysis of the interviewee(which never once mentioned race) and decided you could know how she is feeling. You state your crazy assumption as if it’s fact, yet there is not one word in their statement pointing towards racism.
@@saul9050 yeah it has nothing to do with the fact that she is a painter with a masters degree, an intelligent woman who immigrated here for a better life and lives in a tent? You're a joke bro.
She has a Masters degree in Fine Arts? That’s amazing! She’s super educated and probably very talented. I hope she sobers up and gets it together. I’m assuming she got it in the Ukraine.
Self-sabotaging, self-medicating, external locus of control “I wouldn’t change anything about my life,” identifies as bipolar and obvious PTSD. So much good could happen for her in the right context; that’s the most frustrating part of the American healthcare system and the quality of therapists involved. I pray she finds her help soon. She’s so bright and intelligent!
Such a beautiful soul, keep featuring her and her art 🖼 I hate what trauma does to good people. If there’s any justice in this world she’ll find healing
Why is she a beautiful soul. So many irresponsible decisions and mistakes. I respect “boring” people who lead a normal life. They are beautiful,soils in my book.
Addiction can affect anyone, it doesn't care about your sex, race, age, religion, culture, background, it can ruin anyone's life. I really wish her the best. Drugs are just a way to cope with all the hurt this world can inflict upon you.
@@xenojubjubit's not always obvious to an addict why they use, , ask an many say, i don't know, i just can't stop. The point the commenter makes may not have been directed at you personally, but like you and others, people have the addiction of self centered thinking. I call that affliction, Ignoramus oblivious.
I get your point but sadly addiction does care about what you are, because certain minority groups deal with way more hurt in this shitty world. For example being LGBTQ makes you 2-3x as likely to be a drug addict
She seems very resilient and she is very honest about the choices and the things that were beyond her control, that led her to the streets. There is hope there.
I feel bad that she has been thru so much in life, from Ukraine to here in the US. I really hope she gets help because she's all alone here, with no family Or her boyfriend! It's so dangerous out there on skid row for a woman alone. Prayers for her safety 😥💔
Raped in her tent on the beach. It’s a tent city on Venice Beach with the police constantly fighting it. Skid Row is probably worse but this lady isn’t safe either place. Drug addiction makes any place bad though.
The best privilege anyone can have in this life, is being born and grow up in a stable loving family where both parents are present irrespective if they were poor or rich
She's so beautiful and honest. She's also fortunate that she's in America and not Canada. She would've lost her leg here if she hadn't had surgery in mere hours. I broke my collarbone and had to wait for 2 weeks to have my surgery with my arm just dangling. Praying for her to beat her demons and make better choices about men.
hi meg, broke my collarbone last january 2021 playing soccer, had to wait for the insurance approval to get surgery, it took 5 days, i guess i was lucky; very sad about this lady as well. hope you are doing goo now.
She’s so intelligent. She’s been hurt/betrayed her whole life. I think she does it to others before they can do it to her. Hopefully she relocated before this bf gets out & gets the help she needs.
When watching SWU, I often think how those of us burdened with addiction issues can connect with one another, deeply and almost immediately. The differences dissolve, and the boundaries vanish. So much resonates -- regardless of ethnicity, color, economic status, gender, country of origin.... you name it -- addiction doesn't play favorites. That her artistic spirit is still alive is miraculous. I am wishing her safety & security & some happiness. She is a beautiful soldier.
She needs some serious counseling and therapy. The recurring thread I see with alcoholics, drug addicts, and other substance abusers is they all share a pattern of trying to suppress TERRIBLE levels of pain and trauma from various points in their life. They abuse the substances to suppress that pain. I have a feeling that if they could do something to address the pain, they would stop using. And that’s the kicker. I think it’s easier to keep using than to face and resolve that pain. The pain is just that terrible. It takes a lot of courage and resolve to face your own pain and face yourself. Many people don’t have that type of strength, unfortunately.
Have you ever been addicted? Have you ever been in a rehab? Have you been thru pain? Have you had to deal with it. Easier said that done sometimes your environments are what you become some people don't have a support system.
@@apaaaawhat about the junkie that pushed her (a total stranger) in front of a subway train to die? Feel sorry for him too? Pain & addiction shouldn't turn anyone into a violent criminal, an abuser or killer. That's when my sympathy runs out.
If ever I could give this woman just one message, it would be to embrace abstinence from all drugs (including alcohol) and take time to learn who she is. Alcohol is just so destructive and is a depressive also. Even the relationships that she describes appear to be pretty destructive. Cliched as it may sound, the best relationship she could have is the one with herself. I hope she can get sober and find that beauty in herself and others. Kind wishes from the UK. Mark
Such a clever, talented and aware woman. She has been through such a awful childhood and time since in the US. A real survivor so strong 💪🏻 good luck you can sort this xxx❤
Sasha, I’m also 33 and have been through some shit in my lifetime too. If you ever need a fresh start, come to Australia. I can help you get on your feet and we can be allies in this crazy journey, and hopefully be the friend we need to each other.
honestly from all that's happened to her in just 33 years of her young life i'm surprised she's taking it so well. good vibes I hope she finds her way in LA
I've been sober for 6 years. I'm 42. You can't wait much longer past 35. The body is super resilient up until then. I hope she wakes up to this soon. She's still able to make a come back. It'll take years but it's possible
Before I click I always wonder if it might be boring, but people never cease to amaze me. Even people down on their luck can have incredible insight and character.
Curious to know the surgeons who operated on her. It was most likely a combo case involving a both Orthopedic and plastics. They did an amazing job. Also, She Sounds like a great soul. I hope she can turns things around. Sending blessings your way Sasha.
Did she say she still has an apartment in Brooklyn?? Sasha, get yourself back to your place in NY, start painting again and good luck getting out of this sad place you're in. You've been through a lot and deserve a break.
Heck yeah! I need constant perspective because I get so caught-up in my own head! It's truly my least favorite thing about me when I self pity, yet I do it! So frustrating 😆
Mark, you’re doing Gods work sir. By far, this is the most IMPORTANT content on RUclips. The human condition is so faceted, and the differences between people who are all actually physically the same.
Iv seen so many homeless ppl that I have met over the years that have died of Cirrhosis of liver from drinking. Drinking 9 bottles of wine in a day when she is stressed will lead to Cirrhosis and ultimately death. I hope Sasha can get the mental health help she desperately needs.
Imagine living on the streets, being addicted to drugs and alcohol, getting sexually assaulted almost every day, having the police take your only belongings… And you still think it’s better in America than your home country 😞 I really hope she finds the strength and self worth to get sober.
She seems to have such a beautiful light within her, she just hasn't discovered it yet. I hope she is able to break through that shell so she can finally shine.
I agree with you, she have a beautiful light within her, but I feel she has discovered it, but as she have walked through life, (= different workplaces, boyfriends, friends and all the encounters we all have in our lives) she’s made a less good decisions, and it’s kinda enough to make one such decision for it to start “spiraling” in a direction that isn’t necessarily very clear to begin with but where she’s right now in her life she has got great perspective in my opinion, and to circle back to the beginning of my comment, I’m confident that she knows what her light looks like and she can go there again - *is it easy?* - *No* I think it’s as easy/hard as it was for her to make *that one first less good decision* and let me as clear as I can: *this “first decision” is* more often than not, *impossible to recall, pinpoint* || English isn’t my first language so if what I write doesn’t make sense, let me know and please give me another chance to make it make sense 🙏 I wish you a lovely Sunday, filled with happiness, kindness, laughter, and love 🤍🕯️🕊️, Kindly Grace
@@Grace.allovertheplace everything you wrote made sense to me, because I've been there..maybe not exactly where your journey has taken you, but similar in ways. when you try to make the most beautiful out of life when you have been given the toughest of situations, the roughest of humanity and the most painful of life experiences, hopes and dreams and fantasy tend to be more of a fairytale, and the reality of what cards life has dealt you truly set in for what will be. I just want to be loved, and be safe and not have to be scared. Simple pleasures.
@@shellysbrewing hi just wanted to let you know I’ve read your reply, but time is late where I live so I’ll try to write you back tomorrow. Until then, I wish you a happy day, stay safe & wherever you are 👉 *I wish you a peaceful sky* (… I believe the “quote” *peaceful sky* was created by *Denys Davydov* || Deny’s is an Ukrainian pilot, but since 🇷🇺’s disastrous invasion of 🇺🇦, Deny’s is among top 10 RUclipsr’s, who’re uploading videos of the latest daily updates from the frontlines in Ukraine. *The more you know* || 🕯️🙏🕊️
@@Grace.allovertheplace omg I'm so sorry I didn't see this message until just now! My sincerest apologies, thank you so much for the kindest words for wishing me a happy day. You really don't know how much that means to someone like me who struggles daily to leave my home. I will go weeks without leaving, and no communication to the outside world. I don't have any friends or family so it tends to get lonely, so trust me when I say that those positive words mean everything and more to me. I would love to be friends and learn more about what's going on with Ukraine now, is that where you're located? Are you safe? Are you able to leave? I would love to help in any way that I can.
From one bipolar to another, I used to drink all day too. People that have mental health issues really tend to self-medicate. I'm actually on medication for bipolar but it still doesn't cover the depressive side of it, and when that becomes unmanageable, I tend to want to self-medicate.
@@Khadijah_time because people are still gonna drink and it's good money. Last I checked you had to be a consenting adult to drink. It's not the server...it's you!
I do too! There's something about her, idk what it is. I sincerely hope she is able to turn things around or someone with an honest heart comes along to help her. Because sometimes we need a little help along the way and thats ok
Sasha's leg looks fantastic. Her surgeon did a fantastic job. She is a resilient woman. If she gets help for her bipolar disorder, it will benefit her greatly.
I get really sad when people say that they’re grateful in some regard to their trauma because if it hadn’t happened then they wouldn’t be who they are today… And although I guess that’s technically true the truth is the trauma made us a very hurt version of who we would have been. I’ve had so much trauma in my life for the most of my life. I used to say the same thing when I was younger… then I grew up more and realized ‘NO F*CK THAT IM NOT GRATEFUL FOR THE WAY THINGS HAPPENED THOSE PEOPLE STOLE FROM MY SOUL AND BROKE ME…’ Don’t accept trauma as being the thing that gave you your good characteristics because it didn’t… you were already good. The only thing the trauma gave you is your pain and the negative qualities… ❤
Moving to a country that's supposed to be the land of opportunity and freeedom, and she goes through all this trauma. I find her to be intelligent and inspirational. I wish her well.
She is beautiful! And so positive considering all she has been through. Goes to show that the worst of America is still better than the best in some other places. Americans should be far more grateful than we typically are in our day to day lives. I hope this sweet girl can get help and actually have an opportunity to see the good that is in the USA. TFS your story and God bless you! ~Anna
That doesn‘t make any sense. Being raped for years as a child in your own home can hardly be called „the best“ her country had to offer. That shit can happen anywhere.
Is it me or does the tone of this man's voice (interviewer) come across as insensitive? It feels off to me. I've watched a few of these and something about it is unsettling. Am I crazy? (if so, it would be good to know haha)
I think it's his personality. I've heard him say some things that were odd sometimes too, this job would probably distort you in some way I'd imagine...
It's not you! It drives me crazy. I almost can't watch because he sounds so clueless and insensitive toward the people who are opening up to him. Like, maybe get some trauma education if you're going to be interviewing some of the most traumatized people in the world? Perhaps read Dr. Gabor Mate's new book "THE MTYH OF NORMAL: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture"? Or his book before that "IN THE REALM OF HUNGRY GHOSTS: Close Encounters with Addiction" .. or watch the documentary "The Wisdom of Trauma"
I agree with you! I don't even think it's about him being off. I think he's insensitive and asks closed questions! He doesn't show empathy or allow people to share their full story
Sasha is an amazing lady. Clearly very intelligent but it’s so sad that she has put up with so much already. Many of her problems caused by being pushed under the train and the pain killers she has become addicted to. It would be lovely for her to get clean and continue with her art. It would be lovely to see some of her art too. She must be very talented.
It isn't being molested. It is straight out sexual abuse. It angers me when people say you were being molested. Performing sexual acts on a child is sexual abuse
My ex is from Belarus , He gets angry because of Lukachenko, and the traumas . He scares me when he has flash backs ,he goes into suicide thinking and war. I'm sorry for your suffering. In America we say it will be ok, as long you don't give up on Loving , forgiving, and offering your gift to the world. I love your courage ,please give us updates. I want to witness your miracles. Your miracle is starting now! Now Now Now ! Mark , I love you for bringing such interesting people. You are bringing Hope to all that are longing for a chance to heal and create Heaven on earth. Heaven is here and I'm meeting Angels among the least expected places. Love Is always the cure.
I wish this bring more compassion to immigrants un USA, 99% of them are just trying to make a better life and come to US with amazing education that is not validated in US so they have really no choice ! I', confident this beautiful lady will get her life back and better than before
Sasha needs an anchor so that she can flourish once again with her talents and interests. She's been in that space before. The key is staying there and not getting distracted by that shiny penny. Just a little development of focus and she'd be fine. Btw, amazing orthopedic surgery .💜
She needs to poor that beer out, walk into an inpatient 5 day detox, and be dropped off at her local labor finder office. Tell the boyfriend to go to hell, and never EVER come back to Skid Row.
I got sober when I was 35 years old, I was in Berlin almost living at the streets, I am going to be 8 years sober now... I couldn't take another handover... I hope she chooses life. AA save my existence.
Such a train wreck of a life. Imagine the weight of all things ugly and bad on your shoulders. This would crush the average person. Props to this lady.
@@Chopper140 How? During prohibition, alcohol was much more deadly, and people drank even more heavily. Legalization brings regulation which is good for the consumer- so the alcohol isn't half methanol, or anywhere from 100 proof to 180 proof from day to day.
I was homeless and befriended these two Russian guys. Both of them told me they rather be homeless in the streets of Sacramento than to ever go back to Russia. Wtf is up with Eastern Europe?
This young lady is in the perfect position to get out of this life right now...before things descend and spiral, and they will. She is bright, articulate, engaging and has some artistic and business talent by the sounds of it. She still has her whits about her, her brain, a spark of hope and she is one of the least obviously damaged people on the channel. A few moves in the right direction and she could have her life back on track. Get out of L.A. It sounds like you have a life back in New York still. Look after yourself and make the changes, like today!! Good luck Sasha. Life is waiting for you.
Not what I drank or how much I drank, Its what happens to me when I took the first drink. Allergy of the body compulsion of the mind and a life acceptance problem. Been sober since 1994. Tried many many many times to stay stopped from drinking again. My best thinking got me to where I ended up is what I was told by a person who was Sober. Complex yes but the answer is to stay stopped for 1 day and seek Sobriety as hard as I searched for my next drink & substance. Choose wisely the people around you and the people who truly care about you will models for your future. I should be dead. The gift of Sobriety is nothing to take for granted. Addiction has no boundaries to who it will take down a spiral of destruction and death.
I'm the same way. I think I'm smart but I'm also stupid and impulsive at the same time. I need some sort of spiritual transformation, medication or something. I wanna be a better person.
This is what i think of when people say they want to.come to the USA for a "better life". This is not better. It breaks my heart. She is fighting a war no matter where she is. She is at war internally here, and she is fighting alone. It's heartbreaking. Also, I see a face in her knee.
Магистр art, творческий человек. Проблемы, прежде, из-за биполярного расстройства+глубокой травмы детства. Усугубляет алкоголь и наркотики, добрейший человек, выбраться теперь крайне тяжело. Нет рядом сочувствующего преданного человека. Возраст 33 года, впереди другие психо-физиологические проблемы, которые будут препятствовать реабилитации. По акценту поняли, что она из одной экс советской страны. Эх, если бы ...., хотя история не терпит сослагательного наклонения. Искренне жаль....
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Mark I don’t know where I would be if I’ve never seen your videos. I’ve had a pretty rough up bringing. I’ve been watching you videos for 3 years. In that time I was able to put down the drugs, work full time, and even help my family and I buy our own homes after never owning a home my whole childhood. I realized I have more power than I realize. I starting watching you videos when I was 17 and I’m 20 now. I feel like if I’ve never seen your videos I could’ve taken a different path. So thank you, please don’t ever stop making these videos.
So happy for you, my dear. Always remember this saying...
"THE TEACHER ARRIVES WHEN THE STUDENT IS READY TO BEGIN."
YOU were ready. YOU are the one that put it in motion. Mark's channel was the catalyst. I'm so proud of you, as others here would agree. Keep it moving forward, Baby Girl {{{Hugs}}}
This is the best content on RUclips
Good work, dude!
Wow that's quite an amazing story!! Hope you continue to be blessed along your path :)
@EidelmaniaYeah , Nice story but that doesn’t add up at all .
I used to bartend at a club she worked. She was so sweet, praying for her ❤️🙏🏼
Rubbish
What did she do at the club?
@@danielshah3494 stripper? seems pretty obvious lol
Some of my Ukrainian family members moved to the US 20 years ago. My heart goes out to Sasha. I just made a $230 donation for her new tent, art supplies, etc. Please make sure she receives it ❤💪🙏
Bless your kind heart.
@Miss Summertime you're really hot. Will you marry me?
@@justind1118 Nice try
You are a good person. Thank you
You're a good person for that for sure💙
my grandmother used to say, show me your company and ill show you the man, people don't realise the damage alcohol and drugs do, its a slow death, i drank 16 pints a day after work, i caught pneumonia and ended up on life support, i think god gave me another chance, i came out of hospital and have never touched another drop 5 years clean , that's after drinking for 18 years and never missed a day. its so good to be clean and view the world with different eyes.
Great story, God bless you!
you are such a mess...my god
As a recovering alchoholic when she talked about getting into a pattern and it quickly becoming a routine that really hit home for me. Two beers everyday after work to "reward yourself" for a "hard days work" quickly turned into 3... then 4... until the beer didn't cut it for me anymore and I was eventually drinking a a fifth of whiskey every night.
I feel you I’m the same! Tomorrow I’m 2 weeks sober! :)
@@Penney4urTHOTS great job Sarah! Keep it up! #alchoholfreein2023
@Eidelmania beer is your reward for your hard work! Just gotta find a new reward!
Yup man I used to drink a 12 pack at night and have a vodka tonic or more beers just to get moving in the morning. It's crazy looking back and I remember just feeling like death every day. I'd die if I ever did that shit again flat out. Been sober for about 22 years now. Never again.
@@ericthiel4053 it's crazy how at the time we didn't feel like we were doing anything wrong. Some people just aren't capable of being content with 2-3 beers. Jack Daniels was my vice, often a whole fifth per night. 16 months sober now and never looking back.
As an alcoholic myself I hope she gets help. I too thought there was no way out. 10 years sober now.
It's ok to enjoy a nice, hoppy IPA. Come on man, just one beer.
Well done, thank God you found a way out. God bless your future journey
@@zyzzbrah1312 , ones too many, a hundred is not enough..
@@kennithminnich Come on man, it's been 10 years. I know you miss the taste, one beer is ok.
I'm so proud of you. I'm an irregular drinker. Sometimes months of nothing but then it's weeks of non stop drinking... Very scary, I do get psychological support and have a dietitian.
Pain knows no borders. Countries. Languages. We are humans and I hope she finds hope.
What an amazing surgeon she had. Her leg doesn’t show any scaring or deformity from the train accident
I have also noticed that.
Perhaps it didn’t happen
I don't think the camera resolution is good enough to show this. And why would we deserve to see her leg scars anyways: she is sharing her heart scars
@@skd7028 and perhaps it did, but she's not all about showing those scars 🤷 The interviewer seemed to question the legitimacy of her story as well, and I don't like that. Take people where they're at, and respect their narratives.
It seems Mark doesn’t believe her about her accident. Or is it just me?
Oh lord, that depressed the hell out of me. Wish her well. Poor thing. I'm in recovery and witnessing the active dark side is hard to take, my thoughts go out to her, its pure chaos and pain when you live that way
Dear, Sasha! For some reason as soon as I saw the thumbnail from this video I instantly knew you are either Ukrainian or Russian. My heart hurts for you. I’m also from Ukraine, moved here 6 years ago. Trying to survive here is so difficult for us that just want a shot at better life. My love, you can get out of this hole. Your English is prefect, you seem so kind and beautiful both inside and outside. Very smart. If you’re ever in FLorida, I’d be more than happy to help you as much as I can. Alcohol can be so tricky. My father was an alcoholic and died of liver cirocis. It is so common in Eastern Europe, it’s very sad. You’re so strong. You can conquer the mountains. I believe in you!
Don't forget the crack cocaine is a bit tricky itself. And like she said, she'll sleep with your husband because that's what she does.
Is it harder here than it was in Ukraine? I mean was the struggle worth it?
@@heath6809 the struggle was worth it. But only if you have a stable income and good friends around you. If you meet the wrong people you can easily end up in the streets and as you know, you fup your credit once - it’s so hard to get a place then without or off of income and such. It’s easier to get a place in Ukraine than it is in the states. Pleas here it is very hard without a car, unlike in Ukraine you can walk or ride a bus almost anywhere
It’s very very common in the Baltic states . Unless this lady gives up she has no future she’s so vulnerable. Having said that some manage to
@@southphillylilly well my husband wouldn’t sleep with her so doesn’t matter, but doing drugs is a whole other battle she has to deal with
This interview was hard for me to watch because Sasha is not only very intelligent but has such a golden heart. She is bilingual with a language that could be of so much use now, as an interpreter, working in a school...I just hope that she can meet the right people and get a great job. But first has to get off the drugs and drink. She is smart enough to get counseling. I just hope so and I would love to see an update someday. She is a treasure. I hope she reads these posts. We care!
@@saul9050 injecting racism into a statement that wasn’t even remotely about race. Take a look in the mirror, YOU are the one dividing races.
@@saul9050 you made an assumption about the original commenter with zero background information to do so, that’s not critical thinking that’s called being a bigot.
@@saul9050 you took her analysis of the interviewee(which never once mentioned race) and decided you could know how she is feeling. You state your crazy assumption as if it’s fact, yet there is not one word in their statement pointing towards racism.
@@saul9050 yeah it has nothing to
do with the fact that she is a painter with a masters degree, an intelligent woman who immigrated here for a better life and lives in a tent? You're a joke bro.
@@saul9050 This unfounded assumption reveals projection on your part. Sounds like you're the actual racist in this thread.
She has a Masters degree in Fine Arts? That’s amazing! She’s super educated and probably very talented. I hope she sobers up and gets it together. I’m assuming she got it in the Ukraine.
😮.
Fine arts maybe 50k a year
She could be a Dr.
@@getmoneychill6462 better than a lot of people can say
@@jjonez787 no , a model, lawyer 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓😨
She would make a great art teacher for school children if she can get clean and sober. God bless her.
Lmfao 😂
Yessss
Rubbish
Self-sabotaging, self-medicating, external locus of control “I wouldn’t change anything about my life,” identifies as bipolar and obvious PTSD. So much good could happen for her in the right context; that’s the most frustrating part of the American healthcare system and the quality of therapists involved. I pray she finds her help soon. She’s so bright and intelligent!
Such a beautiful soul, keep featuring her and her art 🖼 I hate what trauma does to good people. If there’s any justice in this world she’ll find healing
Why is she a beautiful soul. So many irresponsible decisions and mistakes. I respect “boring” people who lead a normal life. They are beautiful,soils in my book.
@@bobbrown8155your part of the problem , addiction will NEVER go away. Pray it never happen to your child ;) or youll be thinking of me
Addiction can affect anyone, it doesn't care about your sex, race, age, religion, culture, background, it can ruin anyone's life. I really wish her the best. Drugs are just a way to cope with all the hurt this world can inflict upon you.
Thanks Mr.obvious.
@@xenojubjub That's Captain to you.
@@xenojubjubit's not always obvious to an addict why they use, , ask an many say, i don't know, i just can't stop. The point the commenter makes may not have been directed at you personally, but like you and others, people have the addiction of self centered thinking. I call that affliction, Ignoramus oblivious.
I get your point but sadly addiction does care about what you are, because certain minority groups deal with way more hurt in this shitty world. For example being LGBTQ makes you 2-3x as likely to be a drug addict
She seems very resilient and she is very honest about the choices and the things that were beyond her control, that led her to the streets. There is hope there.
What kind of mental gymnastics are required to call a homeless alcoholic “resilient?”
@@gregkosinski2303 because being homeless and and alcoholic encompasses every aspect of who she is??? Okay 🙄.
I feel bad that she has been thru so much in life, from Ukraine to here in the US. I really hope she gets help because she's all alone here, with no family Or her boyfriend! It's so dangerous out there on skid row for a woman alone. Prayers for her safety 😥💔
@Eidelmania Ohhhh, ok thank you 😊 for the clarification
Fuck Ukraine
She should have stayed at home.
Raped in her tent on the beach. It’s a tent city on Venice Beach with the police constantly fighting it. Skid Row is probably worse but this lady isn’t safe either place. Drug addiction makes any place bad though.
@@mygreatbigfoot1679 Take u big foot out of u mouth wd u! Stay at hme where?
The best privilege anyone can have in this life, is being born and grow up in a stable loving family where both parents are present irrespective if they were poor or rich
Truth! I am one of the lucky privileged ones and I’m thankful for my parents every day.
Of course, but it helps if they are rich as well
I've had that. Loving, caring family, and still I am an addict.
Only if stable. I had both parents but still had disfunctions. My dad was drunk all the time my mom depressed all the time with suicide stunts.
@@uf8768nnko ok jojo moobhjjjhhoknonokonnonkonnkokon on imo j ooo
Thank you for this interview. I wish that we could get more like these. A person from another country living in the U.S.
She's so beautiful and honest. She's also fortunate that she's in America and not Canada. She would've lost her leg here if she hadn't had surgery in mere hours. I broke my collarbone and had to wait for 2 weeks to have my surgery with my arm just dangling. Praying for her to beat her demons and make better choices about men.
mmmm that eye
@@keemez wtf
Meg Scott's eye? it's delicious? move along with your dipfrick self
hi meg, broke my collarbone last january 2021 playing soccer, had to wait for the insurance approval to get surgery, it took 5 days, i guess i was lucky; very sad about this lady as well. hope you are doing goo now.
You could have gone to a different hospital you know
She’s so intelligent. She’s been hurt/betrayed her whole life. I think she does it to others before they can do it to her. Hopefully she relocated before this bf gets out & gets the help she needs.
10:15 nine bottles of wine a day OMG. Honestly think that would kill me. Most ive done is 3 in a day and felt so terrible for a week.
When watching SWU, I often think how those of us burdened with addiction issues can connect with one another, deeply and almost immediately. The differences dissolve, and the boundaries vanish.
So much resonates -- regardless of ethnicity, color, economic status, gender, country of origin.... you name it -- addiction doesn't play favorites.
That her artistic spirit is still alive is miraculous. I am wishing her safety & security & some happiness. She is a beautiful soldier.
me too 30 year addict 😂
She needs some serious counseling and therapy. The recurring thread I see with alcoholics, drug addicts, and other substance abusers is they all share a pattern of trying to suppress TERRIBLE levels of pain and trauma from various points in their life. They abuse the substances to suppress that pain. I have a feeling that if they could do something to address the pain, they would stop using. And that’s the kicker. I think it’s easier to keep using than to face and resolve that pain. The pain is just that terrible. It takes a lot of courage and resolve to face your own pain and face yourself. Many people don’t have that type of strength, unfortunately.
Obviously.
Have you ever been addicted? Have you ever been in a rehab? Have you been thru pain? Have you had to deal with it. Easier said that done sometimes your environments are what you become some people don't have a support system.
That's what addiction is.
@@apaaaawhat about the junkie that pushed her (a total stranger) in front of a subway train to die? Feel sorry for him too? Pain & addiction shouldn't turn anyone into a violent criminal, an abuser or killer. That's when my sympathy runs out.
After being through so much trauma there needs to be help available and that's hard to find Qualified affordable help in this country
i really hope we can see an update on her sometime soon mark ❤would love to see her art ❤
If ever I could give this woman just one message, it would be to embrace abstinence from all drugs (including alcohol) and take time to learn who she is. Alcohol is just so destructive and is a depressive also. Even the relationships that she describes appear to be pretty destructive. Cliched as it may sound, the best relationship she could have is the one with herself. I hope she can get sober and find that beauty in herself and others. Kind wishes from the UK. Mark
Such a clever, talented and aware woman. She has been through such a awful childhood and time since in the US. A real survivor so strong 💪🏻 good luck you can sort this xxx❤
to find a surgeon of such skill is a blessing beyond ~ integrity goes a long way in life ~
Sasha's story really touches me.. i hope you gets support and rehab..her story is heartbreaking..
It really is. Such a sad story 😞 I wish her well 😢💔 this touched me as well
Sasha, I’m also 33 and have been through some shit in my lifetime too. If you ever need a fresh start, come to Australia. I can help you get on your feet and we can be allies in this crazy journey, and hopefully be the friend we need to each other.
honestly from all that's happened to her in just 33 years of her young life i'm surprised she's taking it so well. good vibes I hope she finds her way in LA
This one touched me a lot. I wish her all the best
This is the by far most realistic interview that I have seen God Bless You Sasha & You have a purpose and a plan in this life 🙏🙏🙏
This is a good video for anyone who doesn't consider alcohol a drug.
Most deadly drug in the world in fact
@@MarkGelderland the worst of all!
@@anaglez fentanyl?
@@13isa45 Alcohol Kills More People Than All Other Drugs Combined.
@@13isa45 alcohol is way worse than fentanyl
Good Afternoon from JohannesburgSouth Africa I feel so sorry for this lady...
Yes! South Africa! I always wanted to travel there. Peace and Love to ya from Brooklyn NY🇺🇸
@nzieller - West Rand or East Rand.?
/jokes/ /some humour/
Thumbs up, from Glasgow.
Good morning, from Canada 🇨🇦 😊
I've been sober for 6 years. I'm 42. You can't wait much longer past 35. The body is super resilient up until then. I hope she wakes up to this soon. She's still able to make a come back. It'll take years but it's possible
Before I click I always wonder if it might be boring, but people never cease to amaze me. Even people down on their luck can have incredible insight and character.
Random but is that a pug in your profile pic?
Curious to know the surgeons who operated on her. It was most likely a combo case involving a both Orthopedic and plastics. They did an amazing job. Also, She Sounds like a great soul. I hope she can turns things around. Sending blessings your way Sasha.
Did she say she still has an apartment in Brooklyn?? Sasha, get yourself back to your place in NY, start painting again and good luck getting out of this sad place you're in. You've been through a lot and deserve a break.
Please get well Sasha, you are worth it ! Don’t give up, hang in there !
That old chestnut
I like her accent she’s a sweet woman who deserves a 2nd chance at life I hope things get better for her.
There’s a lot of hope for her because you can see her brain is still functioning well.
I think she's my favorite interview. She's such a beautiful soul. I wish I was her friend. I would love to talk to her.
You have to be kidding
@@meredithcoleman446 u poor soul...u had to comment negatively days later?;(
This channel is an antidote for self pity. You are doing great work mark!!!
You nailed it ! Been searching for why I’m attracted to these videos while going through a hard time myself .
Heck yeah! I need constant perspective because I get so caught-up in my own head! It's truly my least favorite thing about me when I self pity, yet I do it! So frustrating 😆
Imagine getting assaulted and then the cops take all of your belongings the next morning. Damn.
It's called forensics or r U brain dead
thats called being black fam
@@carlforpresidentanthony4574 ?
@@carlforpresidentanthony4574 the lady in the video is not black
That’s rock bottom for you!
Mark, you’re doing Gods work sir. By far, this is the most IMPORTANT content on RUclips. The human condition is so faceted, and the differences between people who are all actually physically the same.
Iv seen so many homeless ppl that I have met over the years that have died of Cirrhosis of liver from drinking. Drinking 9 bottles of wine in a day when she is stressed will lead to Cirrhosis and ultimately death. I hope Sasha can get the mental health help she desperately needs.
Imagine living on the streets, being addicted to drugs and alcohol, getting sexually assaulted almost every day, having the police take your only belongings…
And you still think it’s better in America than your home country 😞 I really hope she finds the strength and self worth to get sober.
She seems to have such a beautiful light within her, she just hasn't discovered it yet. I hope she is able to break through that shell so she can finally shine.
I can actually see her recover. But she needs the right type of therapy and a big change in environment.
I agree with you, she have a beautiful light within her, but I feel she has discovered it, but as she have walked through life, (= different workplaces, boyfriends, friends and all the encounters we all have in our lives) she’s made a less good decisions, and it’s kinda enough to make one such decision for it to start “spiraling” in a direction that isn’t necessarily very clear to begin with but where she’s right now in her life she has got great perspective in my opinion, and to circle back to the beginning of my comment, I’m confident that she knows what her light looks like and she can go there again - *is it easy?* - *No* I think it’s as easy/hard as it was for her to make *that one first less good decision* and let me as clear as I can: *this “first decision” is* more often than not, *impossible to recall, pinpoint* || English isn’t my first language so if what I write doesn’t make sense, let me know and please give me another chance to make it make sense 🙏
I wish you a lovely Sunday, filled with happiness, kindness, laughter, and love 🤍🕯️🕊️, Kindly Grace
@@Grace.allovertheplace everything you wrote made sense to me, because I've been there..maybe not exactly where your journey has taken you, but similar in ways. when you try to make the most beautiful out of life when you have been given the toughest of situations, the roughest of humanity and the most painful of life experiences, hopes and dreams and fantasy tend to be more of a fairytale, and the reality of what cards life has dealt you truly set in for what will be. I just want to be loved, and be safe and not have to be scared. Simple pleasures.
@@shellysbrewing hi just wanted to let you know I’ve read your reply, but time is late where I live so I’ll try to write you back tomorrow. Until then, I wish you a happy day, stay safe & wherever you are 👉 *I wish you a peaceful sky* (… I believe the “quote” *peaceful sky* was created by *Denys Davydov* || Deny’s is an Ukrainian pilot, but since 🇷🇺’s disastrous invasion of 🇺🇦, Deny’s is among top 10 RUclipsr’s, who’re uploading videos of the latest daily updates from the frontlines in Ukraine.
*The more you know* || 🕯️🙏🕊️
@@Grace.allovertheplace omg I'm so sorry I didn't see this message until just now! My sincerest apologies, thank you so much for the kindest words for wishing me a happy day. You really don't know how much that means to someone like me who struggles daily to leave my home. I will go weeks without leaving, and no communication to the outside world. I don't have any friends or family so it tends to get lonely, so trust me when I say that those positive words mean everything and more to me. I would love to be friends and learn more about what's going on with Ukraine now, is that where you're located? Are you safe? Are you able to leave? I would love to help in any way that I can.
From one bipolar to another, I used to drink all day too. People that have mental health issues really tend to self-medicate. I'm actually on medication for bipolar but it still doesn't cover the depressive side of it, and when that becomes unmanageable, I tend to want to self-medicate.
Alcohol is more dangerous than literal cigarettes change my mind. And no I’m not a smoker. I’m a bartender.
Are you really a bartender? either way that was a cool way to end the comment.
Alcohol is the worst . Ruined my life . How is it legal
So you think it's that bad and continue to serve it to people?
No need to invite others to change your mind. If you know the dangers, why play any role in it at all?
@@Khadijah_time because people are still gonna drink and it's good money. Last I checked you had to be a consenting adult to drink. It's not the server...it's you!
Very touching interview with Sasha. I hope that she is interviewed again. And that she can access paints, paint again and sell her work.
Beautiful soul. Wish you all the best Sasha and sending you lots of love..
Love and light to you, you are SO full of potential. Dear God, please bless and heal Sasha.
I really like this lady, she seems honest and needs to be given a chance. She definitely deserves a chance! ❤✌
I do too! There's something about her, idk what it is. I sincerely hope she is able to turn things around or someone with an honest heart comes along to help her. Because sometimes we need a little help along the way and thats ok
@@cordelia-l9t Yeah definitely, it just takes one decent person for your whole life to change for the better ✌
I would love to see her art.
Me too.
Hey Kurdish Girl! 👋😀 How ya been?
I was hoping to be able to see it and support it!
@@myeyeswentdeaf6213 I’m doing great, thank you 🫶🏽 how about you my friend?
@@littlejetplanes yeah, that would be great! I have a feeling that her work is really good.
Sasha's leg looks fantastic. Her surgeon did a fantastic job. She is a resilient woman. If she gets help for her bipolar disorder, it will benefit her greatly.
She has better legs than I do & I've never been in an accident
There will be a huge scar that you can’t see because of the lighting.
She is a true artist.she uses her hands to create. And I bet she is a beautiful dancer
Watch them ALL! Don't know why !? .But this 1 did pull my Heartstrings. Keep up the GOOD WORK 🤙🤟
I get really sad when people say that they’re grateful in some regard to their trauma because if it hadn’t happened then they wouldn’t be who they are today…
And although I guess that’s technically true the truth is the trauma made us a very hurt version of who we would have been.
I’ve had so much trauma in my life for the most of my life. I used to say the same thing when I was younger… then I grew up more and realized ‘NO F*CK THAT IM NOT GRATEFUL FOR THE WAY THINGS HAPPENED THOSE PEOPLE STOLE FROM MY SOUL AND BROKE ME…’
Don’t accept trauma as being the thing that gave you your good characteristics because it didn’t… you were already good. The only thing the trauma gave you is your pain and the negative qualities…
❤
Poor poor woman christ never had a chance. Pray she gets well and improves her life
@@jessinthenexus1121 Well I would call being raped by your stepfather (whilst the mother did nothing) not a good start to life??
my friend was an alcoholic since age of 18 it started and he died at 55 from cancer that started in his liver. So sad. I pray all of them would stop
God bless everyone in this chat❤
Amen😊
Right back atcha!🫵😇
Thank you, you too
Same! 💜
@@deborahdinglemouse7707 👍❤️
There's a movie script here, for a pretty gripping movie. She should sit down and tell the whole story from youth, to NY, and the end-point presently.
Moving to a country that's supposed to be the land of opportunity and freeedom, and she goes through all this trauma. I find her to be intelligent and inspirational. I wish her well.
We live and die by the choices we make no matter where you live.
American dream died in the 80s and early 90s anyone who thinks we still have 1 is deluded.
Саша, храни тебя Господь! 🙏 Бог в помощь! Тяжёлая жизнь, выкорабкивайся! Желаю тебе сил, добра и всех благ! Продолжай творить искусство!
поддерживаю
She is beautiful! And so positive considering all she has been through. Goes to show that the worst of America is still better than the best in some other places. Americans should be far more grateful than we typically are in our day to day lives. I hope this sweet girl can get help and actually have an opportunity to see the good that is in the USA. TFS your story and God bless you! ~Anna
You mean, the US is better than a war zone. Thanks
Just because some places are shitholes doesn't mean the US is any better, this lady will probably die in the streets
That doesn‘t make any sense. Being raped for years as a child in your own home can hardly be called „the best“ her country had to offer. That shit can happen anywhere.
Is it me or does the tone of this man's voice (interviewer) come across as insensitive? It feels off to me. I've watched a few of these and something about it is unsettling. Am I crazy? (if so, it would be good to know haha)
I think it's his personality. I've heard him say some things that were odd sometimes too, this job would probably distort you in some way I'd imagine...
It's not you! It drives me crazy. I almost can't watch because he sounds so clueless and insensitive toward the people who are opening up to him. Like, maybe get some trauma education if you're going to be interviewing some of the most traumatized people in the world? Perhaps read Dr. Gabor Mate's new book "THE MTYH OF NORMAL: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture"? Or his book before that "IN THE REALM OF HUNGRY GHOSTS: Close Encounters with Addiction" .. or watch the documentary "The Wisdom of Trauma"
I agree with you! I don't even think it's about him being off. I think he's insensitive and asks closed questions! He doesn't show empathy or allow people to share their full story
She’s really smart it’s so sad that alcohol can ruin someone like that
oh yea, she is real smart!!! She is an acholic and dirty living on the streets. Really smart huh????
Very common occurrence very deadly too
Alcohol Kills More People Than All Other Drugs Combined.
My mom recovered luckily I think the acid is what ruins people more than the alcohol
Are you kidding me? It's' her fucked up life circumstances that led her down that road, not alcohol itself.
Sasha is an amazing lady. Clearly very intelligent but it’s so sad that she has put up with so much already. Many of her problems caused by being pushed under the train and the pain killers she has become addicted to. It would be lovely for her to get clean and continue with her art. It would be lovely to see some of her art too. She must be very talented.
It isn't being molested. It is straight out sexual abuse. It angers me when people say you were being molested. Performing sexual acts on a child is sexual abuse
My ex is from Belarus , He gets angry because of Lukachenko, and the traumas . He scares me when he has flash backs ,he goes into suicide thinking and war. I'm sorry for your suffering. In America we say it will be ok, as long you don't give up on Loving , forgiving, and offering your gift to the world. I love your courage ,please give us updates. I want to witness your miracles. Your miracle is starting now! Now Now Now ! Mark , I love you for bringing such interesting people. You are bringing Hope to all that are longing for a chance to heal and create Heaven on earth. Heaven is here and I'm meeting Angels among the least expected places. Love Is always the cure.
This girl can be something if she let's herself! I wish nothing but the best for her.
I wish this bring more compassion to immigrants un USA, 99% of them are just trying to make a better life and come to US with amazing education that is not validated in US so they have really no choice ! I', confident this beautiful lady will get her life back and better than before
Sasha needs an anchor so that she can flourish once again with her talents and interests. She's been in that space before. The key is staying there and not getting distracted by that shiny penny. Just a little development of focus and she'd be fine. Btw, amazing orthopedic surgery .💜
Lmao she needs to leave her deadbeat boyfriend and get real.
She needs to poor that beer out, walk into an inpatient 5 day detox, and be dropped off at her local labor finder office. Tell the boyfriend to go to hell, and never EVER come back to Skid Row.
Yes! I was noticing the good work myself! Amazing 💯
@@microtonalmilio5233 I agree. And if she was my daughter, Id be assisting her in that scenario. But, you know... 😎
I got sober when I was 35 years old, I was in Berlin almost living at the streets, I am going to be 8 years sober now... I couldn't take another handover... I hope she chooses life. AA save my existence.
Such a train wreck of a life. Imagine the weight of all things ugly and bad on your shoulders. This would crush the average person. Props to this lady.
Deadliest drug. But legal!!!
It’s the deadliest because it’s legal
@@Chopper140 How? During prohibition, alcohol was much more deadly, and people drank even more heavily.
Legalization brings regulation which is good for the consumer- so the alcohol isn't half methanol, or anywhere from 100 proof to 180 proof from day to day.
Ruins more people, relationships, families, than any other drug!!!
Her left knee looks like a face is trying to escape.
I hope she finds peace, beautiful soul.
I was homeless and befriended these two Russian guys. Both of them told me they rather be homeless in the streets of Sacramento than to ever go back to Russia. Wtf is up with Eastern Europe?
Dirt dirt poverty and violent no benefit system
She has a Master's Degree in Fine Art
It’s not what you know, it’s who you know
Nothing major maybe 50k a year you can earn that much at Amazon without debt
What can I say. I really like this woman. Her attitude is incredible. I really hope she is a successful painter right now and doing what she loves. 😊
*I'm Blessed to have never drank nor smoked. That does not make me better than anyone else. More power to this young lady and everyone.*
This young lady is in the perfect position to get out of this life right now...before things descend and spiral, and they will. She is bright, articulate, engaging and has some artistic and business talent by the sounds of it. She still has her whits about her, her brain, a spark of hope and she is one of the least obviously damaged people on the channel. A few moves in the right direction and she could have her life back on track. Get out of L.A. It sounds like you have a life back in New York still. Look after yourself and make the changes, like today!! Good luck Sasha. Life is waiting for you.
When it's 3AM, you're nap trapped with your newborn, and SWU releases a new video..
It's gonna be a great day ❤
Thank u for painting a beautiful picture , have a great day
Baby 💗
Sameee 😂 just finished feeding ❤
Haha that's so sweet. My one year old is currently laying on me but he's not asleep he's watching Baywatch.
Not what I drank or how much I drank, Its what happens to me when I took the first drink. Allergy of the body compulsion of the mind and a life acceptance problem. Been sober since 1994. Tried many many many times to stay stopped from drinking again. My best thinking got me to where I ended up is what I was told by a person who was Sober. Complex yes but the answer is to stay stopped for 1 day and seek Sobriety as hard as I searched for my next drink & substance. Choose wisely the people around you and the people who truly care about you will models for your future. I should be dead. The gift of Sobriety is nothing to take for granted. Addiction has no boundaries to who it will take down a spiral of destruction and death.
I remember her now. The train incident was national news.
What a lovely lady so glad I carried on listening .How cleaver she is wish I had all that my god hope she gets back to stuff
I'm the same way. I think I'm smart but I'm also stupid and impulsive at the same time.
I need some sort of spiritual transformation, medication or something. I wanna be a better person.
This is what i think of when people say they want to.come to the USA for a "better life". This is not better. It breaks my heart. She is fighting a war no matter where she is. She is at war internally here, and she is fighting alone. It's heartbreaking. Also, I see a face in her knee.
She says it's better.
Магистр art, творческий человек. Проблемы, прежде, из-за биполярного расстройства+глубокой травмы детства. Усугубляет алкоголь и наркотики, добрейший человек, выбраться теперь крайне тяжело. Нет рядом сочувствующего преданного человека. Возраст 33 года, впереди другие психо-физиологические проблемы, которые будут препятствовать реабилитации. По акценту поняли, что она из одной экс советской страны. Эх, если бы ...., хотя история не терпит сослагательного наклонения. Искренне жаль....
Beautiful soul in this woman. Godspeed Sasha! I am one of many that can see you being healthy and prosperous in tje near future!
Thanks for all your amazing content, you are one of my favorite RUclips channels, please keep up the amazing work Mark
You gotta really want to quit . Alot of it's mental. It takes being really strong to quit . Not everyone has it in them to quit
Sexual abuse by a father figure in her Mothers home
Is the distruction of faith and trust
With the circumstances creating self hate and depression 🙂
Kim: often but not always. Some of us turn into seething beeotches.
I've lived in America for 11 years on my own. My health has deteriorated rapidly but choosing drink and drugs is not the answer.
You are worthy , a real talented smart woman
Keep the faith !
Prayers for you 🙏🏼 Sasha
Greetz 🌷from the Netherlands
She has so much potential.
omg i know. She could be a dr. or astronaut. Maybe the first female president
This is one strong woman. I wish her all of God’s blessings 💯🙏🏽
She's holdin up that Steel Reserve like it's a paid advertisement 😅