The stupid idea of ​​never seeing you again

"The stupid idea of ​​not seeing you again", addresses a silent and inconspicuous: The trauma caused by family separation due to an armed conflict; in this case the one in which thousands of people live (the majority of women, children, and older adults) who came to take refuge in the Europe's poorest country: Moldova. According to UNHCR data, 7.2 million people have been displaced out of Ukraine. Families that had to break up from one day to other; unique personal stories but connected by a constant that makes them part of the same drama, the longing to meet again with their parents, spouses, children, and other loved ones who could not leave the country because martial law obliges them to remain there, even against your will. Without resigning themselves to the stupid idea of ​​never seeing their loved ones again, these people resist in centers and shelters for refugees in a country with few job opportunities and many economic difficulties, but with the advantage that from this place, the return home is fewer kilometers away.