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Posted by Yanina on February 02, 2001 at 10:33:35:
In Reply to: Support Group in Denver? posted by Robert on February 01, 2001 at 01:19:19:
There is a very large Russian community in Denver...for imigrants from the territoties of ex-USSR. I wish sometimes I could live there. The best way for her to find Russian/Ukrainian people would be to go to Russian/Ukrainian church...I'm sure that there is one. Try Internet or Yellow Pages.
Than, I know the website www.russiantimes.com It's in English/Russian. Under the title COMMUNITY
You will find Denver. Among other titles on the Denver community web-page you will see Yellow Pages. I'm sure that there must be some sort of Russian Delicatessen store(hope I wrote it right.)
But I am also sure she would like to go there. Such places are usually run by Russian immigrants, plus there is a bunch of familiar foods there.
P.S. I use the word Russian a lot, it's kind of common to unite all immigrants from that part of the world under this name.(you probably know it yourself) In the community she might find a lot of Ukrainian people as well. I think it can be good to start there. As far as I understand she would just like to see someone from the same background and with the language she can fluently understand.
I'm also as Katya from Kiev. Though, I live in Arizona. You or your bride can email me if you have more questions. I also live with an American man here, so we might have some things in common.
Good luck in bringing her here.