Ivanna Sasancha's Journey in Poland: Emotional Struggles and Family Challenges

Ivanna Sasancha, the wife of Roman Sasancha, the youngest winner of "The Voice of Ukraine, " embarked on a journey to Poland a month ago with her daughter, Elizabeth. This move was not fueled by economic reasons but rather by the emotional well-being of her child, who struggled with constant anxiety back home.

Settling in a New Country

Upon arriving in Poland, Ivanna found refuge in her sister's home. She managed to celebrate both her and her daughter's birthdays there, hoping for a fresh start. However, life presented its own set of challenges once again.

Health Concerns Arise

Recently, Ivanna shared her concerns on social media about her 3-year-old daughter’s health. Elizabeth, who had started attending a kindergarten in Poland, fell seriously ill. Initially diagnosed with purulent tonsillitis, Ivanna thought they had overcome the illness with antibiotics, but soon Elizabeth’s condition deteriorated.

"I am deeply worried about Elizabeth. If her condition worsens, I have no choice but to take her to the hospital, " Ivanna confessed, highlighting her struggles as a mother.

Coping with New Realities

In Poland, Ivanna attempted to balance her life by planning to find work while her daughter attended kindergarten. Although she initially trained at a café, she ended up working in a factory. The job proved exhausting, with Ivanna barely enduring the eight-hour shifts amid ceaseless noise.

Family Ties and Decisions

Before her departure to Poland, there were hints of discord between Ivanna and Roman. However, she subtly mentioned they are still together, despite previous insinuations of separation. Roman remains in Ukraine, adding another layer of complexity to Ivanna's current life.

Uncertain Futures and Plans

As Ivanna navigates through these trials, she reflects on her decisions and the impact on her family. The journey in Poland may be fraught with obstacles, yet it is a testament to her resilience and unwavering dedication to her daughter’s well-being.

Editor: Yana Davydiuk