Blind Ukrainian Veteran Transforms Trauma into Pottery Business and Mentorship
Ivan Shostak, a blind veteran from Ukraine, has turned his passion for pottery into a thriving business while mentoring other blind veterans. After losing his sight in combat, Shostak found purpose in creating pottery, helping others navigate their challenges.
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Blind Ukrainian Veteran Turns Pottery into Business and Mentorship
Blind Ukrainian Veteran Turns Pottery into Business and Mentorship
Blind Ukrainian Veteran Turns Pottery into Business and Mentorship
Blind Ukrainian Veteran Turns Pottery into Business and Mentorship
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A blind Ukrainian veteran turns pottery into a business and mentors others
Blind Ukrainian Veteran Turns Pottery into Business and Mentorship
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