Tetiana Pohorelova was taking her now three-year-old daughter, Lisa, to her grandparents when a missile struck their crowded city bus in Sumy, Ukraine, killing 15 passengers and the driver. Tetiana and Lisa were among the 25 surviving passengers. “The first thing I thought was that I could feel my body. I thought, OK, I can feel everything. Lisa is screaming, so we’re alive,” recalls Tetiana. She comforted her daughter, who’d been wounded by shrapnel: “Wait my little sunshine. It’s going to be a

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