1 + 1 presenter Solomiya Vitvitskaya took part in the special project "

As Vitvitskaya shared, her brother Severin and his wife Emma serve together in the Air Force. The brother of the leader is on combat duty at the forefront, in hot spots.

“Now I have learned to treat it somehow differently.. I remember that in 2014 I had a serious psychological condition. I was the curator of the social project " I know for sure that we will face the fact that the fighters who will come to civilian life will say that everything is clear there, but here everything is not so. Probably, we civilians need to be ready for this,"

The TV presenter says that her brother Severin is a strong and cheerful person, "

Solomiya shared that in early March, her brother's wife Emma, \u200b\u200bwhile in Kramatorsk, came under rocket fire - then the enemy got into a military unit, all things, documents were burned. The woman miraculously survived and with her brothers, fortunately, got to Vinnitsa. Then the ex-husband of Vitvitskaya Vlad Kochatkov urgently came to the rescue with the evacuation.. Drove Emma to Lutsk, where they were met by Severin.

To adapt to the military, who went through the terrible trials of the war, in the first place, the family can help. The main thing to remember is that a person returning to a peaceful life is already different. And it will never be the same as it was before.

He has new everyday habits, demeanor, he reacts differently to some everyday things.

Psychologists advise following the basic rules for dealing with people returning from the front:.

Warn him about all your actions in relation to the veteran Do not impose either with a conversation or with help Be attentive to critical conditions Maintain faith in yourself Avoid direct conflicts, especially emotional Key advice for veterans is not to forget about yourself, look for moments of positive, look for calming.