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Iryna goes on to explain the heartbreaking conditions they have to work under, being unable to take care of babies in intensive care as they must remain where life-saving equipment is available, adding that her workday is "24/7 now. I'm here all day".
She goes on to tell the story of Yana and her baby son, Mykhailo, who was born with breathing problems and now must remain in the bomb shelter for the foreseeable after their home was destroyed during the bombing.
This is just one of far too many stories that Dr Iryna and Beckham are trying to raise awareness around, with their final post ending with a call for others to donate to UNICEF's crucial campaigning in the country.
Beckham has been praised online for sharing his platform in this way, as has Dr Iryna for her tireless work.
You can do your bit by donating to their incredible efforts here.
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