In a Russian village, sisters threw a helpless brother into a barn.

[@genwhite1175]

I don't think the sisters are completely horrible people. Their early years were awful. Both parents were alcoholics and then the girls got shoved into an orphanage. I have never heard of good, loving care in any orphanage! They did not grow up with him so they don't feel a bond with him probably. He did cause trouble and was drinking heavily when that one sister took him in but she had kids. I sure wouldn't want that behaviour around my kids either. I hope he can get his knee fixed and get his documents and then move on with his life, though he does need rehab and training really. It's a sad story. Alcohol has ruined millions of lives.

[@fetus2280]

Alcohol is a Scourge in all societies, its unfortunate but also Preventable.

[@mapleext]

It’s a really tough problem.

[@ikonodroid9189]

Agree with much of this. Another factor I think is with Sergei's channel becoming so big, the relatives of many he tries to help are likely to be subjected to masses of negative comments not only here on youtube, but also IRL from neighbours in their small towns and villages, as only one side of the story is told in the first video that gets uploaded. This might help explain some of the defensiveness/unwillingness to co-operate/strange behaviour we've seen from relatives in videos lately.

[@datrusse]

why do you jump to conclusions ? are you sure that he was drinking heavily ?

[@macaroon147]

I was thinking this too. They don't seem like bad people tbh. I'm happy people in the comments saw this too.

[@robinveitch156]

Please help him , his sisters and the kind lady , each a little. I am not sure how far this money will go in Russia , but I send it trusting you.

[@fionabell2931]

That is so nice of you. What a lovely person you are.❤

[@debracadman4212]

You are a lovely person for doing this, l hope and trust Vas he will male aiee this young am is looked after with your money. Everyone else in the video looks good and warm clothed this poor guy hasn't got much. Vas will find him somewhere t I live or buy him heating as Vas is the most heart warming man l have seen on the internet. Thank you again for helping people as much as you do.❤

[@angela_tarantulas]

Thank you, you are a good soul ❤ hope the money goes to the right place 🍀

[@ahimsainthekitchen]

You are a Beautiful person. I donate to Vasya monthly. There is no better way to spend money than to help someone.

[@Sinej43]

God bless you ❤

[@CatCmdr]

Everybody’s pointing fingers, but nobody is solving the problems. Family, huh? 🤔 Well, you see humanity as your family, Sergei. You step in when no one claims responsibility. God Bless you & your helpers. Family 🤦🏼‍♀️. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@ritaakalele4801]

Literally ❤

[@ddtrader1755]

Respect

[@DanielLeybag]

🙏🙏🙏

[@ddtrader1755]

@@DanielLeybag 🙂

[@jnolette1030]

Switzerland!!!

[@angela_tarantulas]

Merci villmal 🍀

[@angela_tarantulas]

@@jnolette1030 fellow Swiss here 🇨🇭

[@marypoppins4868]

Takk!

[@LisaChristiansen-wj3wn]

It's great that you showed kindness to this man. It's so hard for children of alcoholic parents that are then put in orphanages in Russia. As I said before, I adopted a family of 6 children from the Pskov region of Russia, and they are all full siblings. Their birthparents were alcoholics too, and the children starved and were without heat. They would be left alone at very young ages of 3 and 4 for many days while the birthparents drank. Now, these 6 children of mine are grown up, and all of them are successful. None of them drink alcohol, and they are all professionals in their job fields from scientists to business owners. I am a grandmother to 6 of their children with more to come. Their memories of Russia are difficult ones, but they are happy and free now. What you are doing for this man will make a difference in his life by giving him a chance. Thank you.

[@pinkiesue849]

God bless you for adopting the kids.

[@diane9247]

That is a LOT to take on, Lisa. You are a champion!💖

[@LisaChristiansen-wj3wn]

@@diane9247 Thank you very much! It was, and still is difficult with all they suffered in Russia, but it's also a complete blessing to see all of them as productive members of society with families of their own. All is not perfect with scars on their body and their spirits, but life is good and they are healing still. Blessings to you!

[@zoesolanki961]

That's an incredible story, not sure how you did it but happy you did

[@amberspaulding]

Thats the most incredible thin I've ever heard. Thank you.

[@commonsenseisbest]

What a mess! I guess there are 2 sides to every story… bottom line is everyone needs to help him get paperwork, a job and move forward. Whatever he chooses after that is up to him.

[@robinveitch156]

Hello from Australia , looks like it is hard for everyone . I think his family is fine , but in a hard place. thankyou for all that you do . Please help the kind lady who lives close by she seems to be so nice.

[@janadogan-qy7ci]

There aren't enough words to say about you and all you have done for the poor and isolated people. You are a treasure. Thank you and God Bless you. I cry every time I watch you channel, sometimes for happiness and sometime for sadness.

[@thevocalcrone]

All these people judging the sister.. think on this. She did not have a parent, and she did not know her brother. She took responsibility for him when no one else would. Being a caregiver is hard work at the best of times. Caring for a person with mental illness, rebelliousness or substance abuse problems makes it even harder. This woman is raising her three children, her husband has died, she's had her brother living with her. I find it amazing and apparently its a universal expectation that caregivers should care for everyone else and deny Their own needs and in this instance.. the needs of her own children. I suspect the sisters will help to get the paperwork if only to get some freedom themselves. the fact they cared for him to more recent times is commendable. A test of endurance. This is why in the west we have 'facilities' (not enough of them obviously). A bit of fact here too.. caregivers have a shortened life expectancy.

[@IAMGiftbearer]

Facilities are worse. The careivers there are underpaid and since they are not relatives many of them resent taking care of someone else's. Abuse and neglect are rampant. Usually it is better to make arrangements to take care of relatives even if several family members have to take turns. Relying on facilities is not a good or safe solution. I used to work as a patient advocate to investigate those places and I have seen alot of horrendous situations. In fact I had a friend whose mother got a bedsore because she was not being turned and changed often enough and it went to the bone and killed her. That is an excruciating way to die. Imagine being left to rot in your own filth. That is inexcusable and inhumane. The elderly and disabled are treated like crap in America.

[@thevocalcrone]

@@IAMGiftbearer in Australia as well.. but as a mother if i had to make a choice between my children and my brother, it might be a hard choice but i'm pretty sure i would choose my children, try and get my brother into care and try and visit and monitor the situation for him. but not have him live with me teaching my children how not to be.

[@Robert-kz1zx]

I cared for my mom with no help ever from two older sisters..she just passed mnths ago..

[@jani7166]

I find this family to have struggled tremendously,YET still came out of it all together. His sister's also have their own struggles in life. Life is hard. At the time he may not have wanted help. But with your support and kindness hopefully find a solution to help this family. Much ❤ and prayers England.

[@anntunaley9974]

Hello from New York, USA. Thank you for helping so many vulnerable people.

[@believingtoday]

I also live in NY state. :-) Love seeing the people Sergei helps along the way.

[@tinahale9252]

Oh thank God Almighty you're there for the poor and needy. I see you as a conscience for the hard hearted and jaded people. People certainly don't want to be called out when they are committing agriegous sins against others, family or not

[@OliverRust-uh8tx]

Help this person. Breaks my heart. You can't save the world but you can one soul at a time

[@FreeUkraine69]

It's probably one of Putins offspring in hiding .

[@draskodrasko2519]

You are an inspiration. A great man indeed. Giving is by far better than receiving or taking.

[@MaryLong-ei9px]

You are a wonderful young man god bless you ❤❤❤

[@honusblanco1259]

You are a blessing to this poor soul!

[@jw4879]

Thank you for taking him to the doctor!

[@aileenhaggarty681]

Families always the same no one wants the responsibility. Poor soul. Life is hard. Bless you Sergei. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@dianasantos2162]

Sergei, your empathy and willingness to help makes my heart full💜💜💜

[@oileengrace8228]

He's done very well for himself considering his dire circumstances. He hasn't given up! What an inspiration!! Yes!!! Thank you Vasya

[@janetmontgomery-r6j]

Thank you for your kindness in helping this man to get better health and to persuade his sisters to help 1 more time to get his passport and documents so he can start to build his life and hopefully stay on a good path.

[@ruthokelley5833]

It is clear that the whole family has not had an easy life. Just an 8 grade education, (unless a person learns things on his own), is limiting in job opportunities and harder to understand life. Thanks Sergei, for helping this man. 🍀🍀🍀❤️

[@Gemelli2906]

You get treated poorly by those people. You have a big heart.

[@sandracarty4775]

This young man has been helped in the past by his siblings, there’s only so much they can do to help their brother. I feel for his sisters as the have tried to do the best for him before and he doesn’t help himself. Please let sisters know we do not judge them and shame them. Keep up the good work you do Sergei for the unfortunate people in your country.

[@patwebster9597]

You give a good light on Russia during these dark times! Thank god for people like you.

[@user-vz7ci4tw4s]

God not god. Cheers.

[@alexk9646]

god not God, cheers

[@user-vz7ci4tw4s]

​@alexk9646 You will bow down in the dust before His feet at your judgment. You will know then, Who He is.

[@DanielLeybag]

I love you Sergei , you are a legend. Thank you for standing to all poor individuals and families, they deserved to have a good life and treated nice. As a family, let us help our brothers and sisters 🙏

[@patriciawest4189]

God bless you keep helping this guy

[@graceperry2623]

At least we heard more of the background of this young man. His sisters tried to help a bit in the past, you can understand their problem now.

[@debroahisaacs2452]

No you are wrong. His sisters are monsters

[@annwithaplan9766]

@@debroahisaacs2452 - Do you know his sisters? What do you know that the rest of us don't? Thanks.

[@Fox369]

​@@debroahisaacs2452do you know them personally?

[@user-vz7ci4tw4s]

​@@debroahisaacs2452shake my head at you!

[@thevocalcrone]

@@debroahisaacs2452 well.. lets see how well you would manage if for sixteen years you were supporting an unwilling and rebellious teenager, while trying to care for your three children, with a dying husband and your brother is a horrendous role model for your children. it sounds like his sister has done all she can for him despite the fact that they did not have a sibling relationship because the parents were too busy drinking to provide care for their children. if there is a monster here.. I'm not going to point fingers.

[@jill5339]

Thanks

[@jacquesmorency2278]

thank you for the fantastic job you do..to help all the peoples that you gave them hope and kindness...GOD BLESS YOU ...THE WORLD OF TODAY ARE IN NEED OF MORE PEOPLES LIKE YOU...MUCH GREETINGS FROM CANADA..

[@h2hcamey]

The most important thing is his health and getting his papers. After that perhaps he can live in a group home for men. Maybe get some sort of job. Once he gets his papers… he can continue to live without his Brother and Sister’s . Hopefully he can find a new better “family “ of friends. God’s blessings.

[@yaelboyer446]

Thx you for confronting with his family,i never had even one person for my help with my family so i can appreciate your courage

[@jovialdaniel6507]

Never sit back to help any of your relatives no matter what

[@yaelboyer446]

@@jovialdaniel6507 unfortunately lots of disabled people are victims of a narcissist family

[@elenawilliams32]

You're obviously strong, loving, compassionate and resilient. Obviously it's damn hard yet I sincerely hope your family appreciates you. Take care.

[@amanda_KsMo]

Im the Eldest of Three and the only sister, I watch this with tears because I can not imagine giving up on one of my brothers. We have our disagreements, and have had rocky seasons, but gosh darn.. I will always be there for them. At least help get him with his documents and if they want to wash their hands of him after than so be it. He has so many praying over him and his situation.

[@sallyal5266]

I wish I had a sister like you! Bless your heart 🙏

[@amanda_KsMo]

@@sallyal5266 I recently ran across this random quote yesterday and it simply made me tear up. - Having people that love you is one thing. But having people who still love you when you’re a burden, still love you when things are a mess, still love you when you’re in the wrong…those are your people. To truly be loved is to still be loved when it’s inconvenient to love you.

[@animaanimus8011]

I think it’s important to understand that their “bad seasons” were likely much worse than yours. Additionally, they are much older, and raised in orphanages while he had their parents. These orphanages split up the children. He is like an alcoholic stranger to them. I feel for him. But those of us who are disabled (including myself) must also be held accountable for our poor behavior. Would you let me move into your home when you could barely feed and house your own children? I grew up without running water, heat, and electricity. I know survival. And sometimes blood is not thicker than water. The STATE should be caring for their brother. NOT HIS SISTERS. Unless you have endured extreme poverty I don’t think you can fully understand.

[@marieboutin9054]

You are so kind, Serguei. Help this guy. Life can be very sad. Even if he is wrong in his way of life, his sisters should not criticize him and throw him in a barn. It is not human.

[@kandicemarye8822]

His sisters are not human.

[@alaroony9890]

I'm sure his sisters are really nice people. He obviously burned his bridges with his sisters. But he just needs papers. If they could help just one last time!

[@sandraowens4821]

Its hard to have a concept of love and family, when they did not have that themselves when they were c hildren.

[@deechapman4474]

Nice people?

[@melaniecortez1423]

I think this is horrid

[@alaroony9890]

@deechapman4474 I'm trying to be generous with my words so if they read the comments, they might decide to help.

[@burgesj7]

I swear to you if I wasn't a single dad, I had money to give, I WOULD gladly give you so much for all you do. I'm so sorry I'm not able to give what my heart wants to give.

[@lb9872]

❤

[@elenawilliams32]

I think we'd all love to help and be generous. By watching his videos, liking and commenting he'll get advertising revenue and it helps with the algorithm. You're a single parent, you have to keep a roof over your kids head and food in their belly. Don't feel bad for that. Take care.

[@susiefairfield7218]

Thank You Uncle Sergei 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

[@arthurmario5996]

you've got to love this guy, he's a fighter! 😀 I hate to say it, but hospitals in the US won't do anything without insurance except emergencies. 😒

[@judymckee5992]

That is why the emergencies are packed.

[@ozgal6929]

That will all change íñ the near future and we will have many amazíng cures released that have been hidden away as there is big money to be made by peóple being sick. Ñatural medicines are the way óf the future and some incredible technologies that will cure us of everything that ails us. Fact. So hang in there as the wórld will look a whole lot better very soon ❤

[@Ms.Norths.Musings]

Yet you can walk into any hospital in America and get treatment for anything without insurance. It's the law of the land here. Infact it's illegal to not treat someone here.

[@ozgal6929]

@@Ms.Norths.Musingshere iñ Australia healthçare is all free, but if yoú çan affórd it yóu háve the option of going private . That is far from the çase in the USA.

[@arthurmario5996]

@@Ms.Norths.Musings no, they only have to treat emergencies. hell, I do have insurance and they won't do much of anything unless I give them a card swipe.

[@brendonpaul2745]

Hello from Borneo, God bless us all!

[@sadesmooth]

Wow, Borneo. Very beautiful😊

[@earthyaspiekiwifamily]

Dari Borneo juga. Hello 😀

[@brendonpaul2745]

@@earthyaspiekiwifamily iya, hello.. Borneo sebelah mana, Sabah/Sarawak/Kalimantan?

[@earthyaspiekiwifamily]

@@brendonpaul2745 Serian, Sarawak.

[@brendonpaul2745]

@@earthyaspiekiwifamily Salam dari Kota Kinabalu Sabah, ngirup kita.. gurau saja😁😅🤝

[@dwaynedegale236]

God bless you 🙏🇹🇹♥️ it's your tropical friend here ,it's wonderful to all the people you gave hope and showed kindness to like I always saw THEY NEED YOU MY FRIEND MY SUBSCRIPTION TO YOUR CHANNEL IS FOREVER 🇹🇹🙏

[@BicheBug1996]

​@@alf2410who told you He is Norwegian or from Norway?? Or you from Norway his flag says TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹

[@antonj9209]

THANKYOU SERGEI FOR BEING WHO YOU ARE!!!

[@christinalock9937]

A little bit mental disease!!! We describe it as learning difficulties in 🇬🇧. Im so pleased he has you to gain medical help. Thankyou 🇬🇧

[@lightwarriornewearth8882]

It's a sad story.! I see only victims there & and hard-working people trying to survive.! It's good to hear the full story.! So many people in need.! Even the woman who lives next door to him, I'm sure she is on need of help. God Bless U Sergei.! I hope u can help him & whoever else is in need.! 🙏🩷

[@decembergem4598]

Thank you Sergei and Dima for helping Vitya.🙏 I hope that something can be done to help his leg. If his sisters are feeling guilty about what they have done for their brother, then I don't understand why they just don't go identify him so he can get on with his life. It's not like it costs them money to do this simple task.

[@EricNorthman-h2f]

These women are viscious. I hope they never need any help - because with the way they are they will be alone !

[@itsalwaysteatime3803]

Seems like they have helped him many times .the sisters have their own children and jobs and their own lives too.

[@rachelnise2473]

In my country the social services would be onto any parent who allows their children to be exposed to an alcoholic, family or not. I expect you have a good enough economy too to not understand the economic burden of an extra irresponsible person. They tried, he failed. It causes resentment. Being told by a stranger to jump at a moment's notice for someone who didn't try earlier is upsetting. I think they will get the documents sorted once the demand has settled down in their thoughts.

[@deborahhovan6464]

Hi fabulous Earth Angels! No one should be abandoned in that condition. Call me old fashion but as a retired nurse I will always try to look past peoples mistakes and try to help them in someway! ❤! Most people call me a dreamer and they would be absolutely right!

[@journeybrook9357]

Is there some money coming in for him that she recieves ? She said she is a deputy. She could at least testify of who he is.

[@terri5757]

Thank you for trying to help this guy. It was good to hear the sisters side of the story. I just hope this story doesn’t end up bad and you and the viewers getting hurt again as in so many cases in your stories. When I heard the sister say he drank it sent up a big red flag. Perhaps he’s not drinking now because he has no money or a way to get around. I guess all we can do is hope and pray for the best outcome possible.

[@crazy225h14]

If he really wanted to drink he would and my freind hade alcohol problem it was worse than to b3 on hard drugs

[@terri5757]

@@crazy225h14 if he can’t get to the alcohol he can’t drink it. I’m sorry for your friend. Yes, I know alcoholism is hard to overcome but hopefully this man has had enough time away from alcohol that he will decide not to go back to it once it becomes available to him again.

[@nickytipene6888]

I love watching all your videos the conditions of many Russians is heartbreaking thank you Sergi for helping all those in need you are wonderful

[@mmmmlllljohn]

Hi Sergei, I understand where the sisters are coming from as they had a tough life too. I think they want him to take some responsibility for himself. If he is an alcoholic, he must stop or he will die from it. I hope the doctors can fix his leg but he must continue with rehabilitation or he will end up without mobility again. You don’t get many easy cases, Sergei so good luck and thank you for caring. ❤️🇨🇦🙏

[@PatHand-og9yd]

Whether you believe in sin or karma or just bad luck, you cannot help to feel compassion for this man with his issues. Thank you for giving him some help and respect.

[@GregLay-gf5ud]

Hope this all works out for this young man

[@fitzr2175]

Sisters are interesting not bad people but people who also have troubles

[@BrendaCloutier]

Love how you care about people. You're an Angel 😇. The world would be a much better place with more people like you. Blessings 🙌 ❤

[@jeremylowe2309]

He deserves a life where people love him!

[@suziq1963]

God bless you Sergei, and the work that you and your team does to help disadvantaged people.. 🥰🇦🇺🙏🏻

[@MissLoriAAnne]

When it comes to family blood is thicker then water. The sisters obviously have helped him in the past but now that he is disabled they should at least try to do something and not disregard the situation. At least help with his documents. Glad he was seen by a doctor.

[@pattilenahan9524]

Greetings from Washington State USA Thank you for your work, and for bringing a light, to an otherwise dark situation.

[@kandicemarye8822]

His family would make should sure they never see a penny of his money again. That's all they want. Poor old young man. The dogs get better treatment than the dogs in the family. I feel so sorry for him. Thanks Sergei. You try so hard. If I wasn't so old and unwell, I'd go take care of him as his maid and housekeeper. Bless his heart. I feel badly for him. He need help. Not dog food thrown from his pathetic families doors. He deserves help and love. I'm 68 and would treat him better. Than barn rats. Praying for you better than better barn rats get prayer for. Much love and prayers.

[@angela2726]

Those sisters are not responsable for the birth of their brother. They never asked to care for him. They are just expected to care for him and have their life ruined by a drunkard. The brothers and sisters who don't have anything to with him all are not being shamed because they don't care for this man. You could easily say the brother in Moscow should care for him. He probably has a much largeur salery

[@BessieMann]

It's sad how they all had to live their young lives. They probably don't feel close to him since they lived differently. I hope you can help him. I know you will

[@edwardsokoine888]

My God bless you brother!!!

[@justineheinrichs2798]

Oh my it’s very complicated isn’t it? I pray that you’ll find a way to help as you always seem to do. You are a very caring person. Hopefully there will be a way to make things better.

[@fionagregg3511]

I'm glad you challenged this man's siblings Sergie. Of course they have their own life challenges but they could've at least helped him to get essential documents from the state.❤

[@anneankaspilling]

Very stressing to watch I do find it difficult to believe that people in Russia lives in so much poverty. It’s good to hear your government are giving a huge budget to infrastructure projects and education and living accommodation. I am from 🇳🇴 I hope Russia learns to manufacture readymade houses that has high insulated and modern building materials. Made and manufactured in Russia 🇷🇺. 🙏 to you all with ❤

[@Lljallja]

There are old villages in Russia from Soviet times, there are almost no inhabitants left there, everyone has left for the cities. These villages are gradually being destroyed and dying. New houses are all being built with all the amenities using new technologies. Cottage villages are growing very quickly around every city.

[@juliealderson1180]

You are again doing someone a good turn from the kindness of your heart.This world is a better place because of you.xx🌟🌟xx

[@quillowl4319]

it is not only the physical aspects of a person's life, and families life, it is emotional toll that builds up over the years, that lead to the small glimpse we see today. it helps to have a person who has not been involved, who is able to ask, relevant non judgmental questions, and even more importantly, is able to listen, and provide the person [s ], the opportunity to vent a range of pent up emotions.

[@KourtOreilly]

These young men go around helping others. Are beyond blessed here on Earth. Just being able to help others God is providing and with them. This is called love and compassion for humanity. And these guys have earned a place in our Lord's home. Thank you

[@MarcoNany]

Thank you Sergei,you are a beautiful person and I hope you can help this man. Love and blessings from Boston.❤❤❤🇺🇸

[@kristinapeciuliene2068]

The sisters are normal and I do understand them,why they should have this burden on their shoulders - 32 years old irresponsible brother.They should build their lives and their childhood wasn't easy also.

[@edda9362]

X a pity his doctor couldn't get him some crutches, a walking aid, or wheelchair to help him. They've just left him to struggle. I hope he gets sorted with a better place to live too. I also hope his sisters, for maybe the last time, they help him get his papers. They've all had a hard life, which has taken the toll on everyone

[@Laura-te1sk]

Two things that I have gleaned from your channel are the value of a loving family and the value of forgiveness if it is warranted. Your family is a tribute to you. They must be proud of your values and dedication to the good in your fellow man. The value of forgiveness speaks of a much more important but difficult to navigate value. You have endeavoured to master both. May God bless you and your family for raising g such a gift to mankind.

[@b80-s9i]

Seems the sisters tried as much as they could to help him...but he didn't want to help himself! Hopefully he's more mentally mature now and will do the right things. Good work, Sergi!

[@alyross3081]

I can understand that the sisters are probably having a hard time themselves. Americans are suffering right now. How do we think these rural Russians are doing? The only thing I will say is that they should be trying to help him with his papers. If he has papers, he should be able to set other things in motion.

[@sbalsamo410]

I appreciate the way you told this story. There are two sides and it seems like the comments are fairly evenly split. Really well done. I your videos and sometimes the landscape is so green and vibrant. I can’t help wonder what these little towns may have looked like in different times.

[@Terisue-l7e]

Good for You for supporting this man and standing up for him!! 👍🏻👍🏻❣️

[@gjmiller138]

Thanks!

[@helencacciattolo726]

You are good for the presiedent help alot of poeple you have a big heart

[@marciasagadore2158]

You are truly a guardian angel. Were you able to help this man? There's a special place in Heaven for you. If I ever have extra money, I'll definitely help you.

[@martin-MR.FALCON]

you are so kind a person ho always help peapel keep up the good work my brother

[@helenvinasoy4532]

God bless Sergei you touch our hearts again for you had help another guy who are really in need🙏

[@teirrahkorff1355]

Thank you that you do this good deed

[@tanyabrown9839]

urgh horrible family. He didn't get his documents because when he was 16 years old (a child still) his mother and him went home when they were 42nd in line in a waiting queue to sort that out so sister still blames him for it. ridiculous, she's terrible and obviously seeing she came up with that, she's just looking for excuses to make him look bad. Of cause people will judge her if they see this, she doesn't even want to try to do the right thing and help him. One thing which is obvious, she holds no love at all for her brother (she may be even jealous of him seeing he didn't grow up in the orphanage like she did).

[@patwolf5134]

I love what you do for folks. I hope that your town is safe from shelling and drones. be safe.

[@verityowens9638]

Thankyou ! From Australia. You are a very kind person❤

[@Linda-f6f6k]

Well, you see what the "good" people are capable of. Thank you for not giving up on helping those in trouble.

[@8_bit_Andy]

I wish you would make these videos more about the people you're helping and less about putting their families on blast. I understand though if that's what gets the most views. I hope Vitya's doctors are able to help him regain his mobility.

[@ozgal6929]

That is not what Sergei is doing. He is not all about views, and it is rude of you to assume this. He is simply documentíng the entire stóry, warts and all. If family wish tó act like deranged morons that is ón them. It's better that Sérgei shows us all the truth, not just glaze over it.

[@8_bit_Andy]

@@ozgal6929 I disagree 100%, so I guess you're the type of viewer he's making these videos for.

[@ozgal6929]

@@8_bit_Andy nobody is forcing you to watch dude seriously. There is no ñeed for any negativity about Sergei who is a wonderful human and humanitarian. What have you dóne lately to change someóñes life for the better ?

[@8_bit_Andy]

@@ozgal6929 I'm a pediatric physical therapist, so helping making people's lives better is pretty much my life. If you want to say Sergei is a wonderful human, I won't argue, you clearly know him personally. But you can't say he's not making the video to put Vitya's family on blast when the title is 'sisters threw a helpless brother into a barn' and not 'we help a man start his journey to being able to walk again'.

[@divahc1]

​@8_bit_Andy Being a pediatric therapist is a good, well - paying job in a comfortable environment. It's hardly charitable work, nor comparable to what Sergei is doing.

[@Cherokeeseeker]

Thank you for making it your business to stand up for those that can’t defend themselves. You guys are the best

[@fetus2280]

Sometimes even Us disabled people need to Suck It Up and figure out a way to Do what you need to Do. I get it, im in far worse condition than him... it was my Mindset that got me going, im not one to be defeated, I knew I had a long road ahead of me, knew it would take time, Years even, and it did. Took me 7-8 years of daily struggle to do basic things like getting dressed, cooking etc. Now I can walk 10km per day, I went from Crawling everywhere to being able to walk my butt around the country side. You have to learn to use what you Do have and figure it out. Once you get the mindset of "This wont stop me" then youre golden. Mind over Matter. knowing your limits and Adapting is Key. He will be alright if he stays Can and smartens up as they say here. Good Luck mate. Cheers.

[@postintheocean]

Fuckin hell Vashya I'm intrigued by your honest and complimentary attitude. Kindness is hard to come by these days with genuine concern. Your a fuckin star dude .

[@CalimehChelonia]

How hard it must be to live there all alone and with his disabilities. 😢🤧

[@kerstin.jitschin5861]

It’s so sad what he has to endure, makes me very angry 😤, thanks you try to help him, appreciate it 👍

[@marthainsalaco9266]

You are such a big inspiration Sergei ❤ His family life doesn’t sound like a good one 😢 Hope that he can get the help that is needed 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@alaskaberri]

Thank you for helping!!!!! I would love to hear how he is doing now. Did he get his passport yet, how is his leg and where is he living?❤❤

[@lindah8838]

I feel for the whole family as it sounds like it was broken up somehow. Thank you for the update and please keep us posted on what's happening and thank you for looking out for others the way that you do. I hope he gets the help he needs so that he can support himself.

[@BarbaraWatkins-y1q]

So sad thank you for doing what you do!!🙏🙏

[@christinaplaisted9563]

I dread to think what would happen to these people if it wasn't for all the work you do ❤❤❤

[@flyonthe7013]

Thank you for your help as always ❤

[@Sinej43]

The sisters should find forgiveness in their hearts. I hope they do.

[@itsalwaysteatime3803]

Growing up in an orphanage definitely traumatises children one way or another. My grandmother and her sisters where brought up in an orphanage run by the nuns in rural Ireland years ago .. she did NOT have pleasant memories! The nuns where violent,cold bullys . And even decade's later you could still see the toll it took on her. I can also understand the sisters frustrations, they have alot to deal with themselves and tried to help the brother and he was acting out I feel sorry for vitya but I understand where his sister's are coming from too. I have an aunty like vitya gets really drunk and then she tries to clean the house and falls down or breaks things ,gets locked out of you house. But I also feel sorry my my aunty as she is a traumatized person but there's only so much you can talk to her about her drinking she gets defensive and shouts so we don't bother anymore , we leave her to it . We will always be there if she needs us ,gets sick etc but she won't stop drinking despite the doctors telling her too. Plus you would never think by looking at her , she's super glamorous,hair and nails always done ,nice car, nice clothes , very well dressed ,very well spoken she had a really great job, travelled and lived all over the world and now's she's retired,just drunk and angry all the time . So I can understand from both sides and it's a hard situation to want to help your family but you also are angry watching them drink their life away.