A Ukrainian refugee family who finally has a moment to breathe after a weeks-long escape mission said they can't help but think about all the people they left behind in the warzone.
A Ukrainian refugee family who finally has a moment to breathe after a weeks-long escape mission said they can't help but think about all the people they left behind in the warzone.
Anastasia and Vursichenko Pavlo spent the last three weeks traveling from Ukraine to Poland, then to Cancun, Mexico, and Tijuana, and finally to San Diego all with their five kids in tow. Their oldest child is 13 and the youngest is only 1. “It’s been emotionally exhausting, all the traveling and moving and uncertainty,” said Vursichenko Pavlo."One evening we came home just like any normal family comes home from work,” said Pavlo. “We had dinner and then went to bed.”Download our local news and weather app for
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