\u0022Kids are still just kids. They were laughing when things fell over when there was some turbulence\u0022: Dr Sumit Gupta
They join two other children who arrived earlier this month after fleeing intense Russian bombing in their war-ravaged country.
The hospital said it worked with a range of Canadian and international partners to make the trip possible, and credited work done by health workers in Ukraine and Poland to prepare the pediatric cancer patients for their journey to Canada. “They were laughing when things fell over when there was some turbulence. Or wanting to play card games and taking immense pleasure in beating me at card games they had just learned.”
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