eh, someone brought them, they drank salt, the father died , everything was behind the wheel. the girl was four years old, too, the family asked, they had already shot and shot the whole earth, and well, the girl, plus me, was still alive. unfortunately, she was shot in the groin and was really big, and she danced and danced. save her, and she died from such cancers . i remember moments i was asking to save one family, a honda car was driving. we have some such a place with vodokanal, such a circle. between us and kiev, this car

was driving, they were shooting. the dead are on the right or on the right side of the seat with a man sitting next to me . the car has run out of gas. the cars are left. the lot is part of the work . exceeds money, e-e, documents, telephones, and near us they stuffed us into a car and what they didn't shoot there, just say, but they're leaving here, they didn't go, this is one of those moments that, and such a situation was very much, very much, what time it was, it was difficult for now. for life and amen amen and their

grandchildren and so on and so on and so on with people there is no smell there is a moment there is dissatisfaction there is also a message there is brains and that’s how i didn’t tell you a lot of things time doesn’t allow when you enter a family at this time when it’s just there was nothing that hindered the child we are coming we will be these people 8 of these people and they are crying and screaming mom i want to drink but leave what do you want go take them out in the car and you know that the child is lying down he will just die oh because they can't sing they can eat why don't they put water in their mouths drop-drop-drop well, when these people can't, these tears are blood, it's countries, and there's teaching , this destruction, it just won't pass, and we've never forgiven them, and it's very

difficult , very difficult. very difficult to tell and serve one or a sees this all this we are now with whom we moved away somehow came to our senses and at that time it was very, very good . they didn't give birth during a--we were bathing, four girls were hitting us, we gave birth in just in the office, no, no ward, but in the maternity hospital, just in the office, on the bench, on the bench , we have four squirrels at this time. us you i don't, we didn't, we had one doctor, a gynecologist

. well, he also ran away from work, honestly, he just took it in his hands and then transferred it to a landslide where the water is cold. no, this is not this girl, poor. they play with this water, bring me some food. that's all. tears won't go away that easily. this is the first moment. i'm very confident that someday it will be behind us because i saw how people cried. no one felt sorry for anything and i am still convinced that this is this the speed will end and in our favor izyum , a city that resisted and suffered its freedom , a city that the enemy tried to erase from the face of the earth for six months and kept under occupation for five months, they fired rockets at residential buildings,

fired at evacuation buses, killed people with whole actions, even shot pedestrians in this hell among solid ruins , the central raisin city hospital continued to work all the time, everything rested on the shoulders of several doctors, one of them was and still is a traumatologist yuriy kuznetsov, he was born and he lived all his life in izyum, so no matter what, he stayed in his hometown to save his countrymen. thousands of medical workers of the izyum hospital in the most difficult period, only a dozen of them remained and they did not just everything in their power, they did the impossible during the shelling of yurii and simoma medics operated just in the basement of the hospital chasheva avran without anesthesia and almost blindly the most difficult shift in the life of doctor

yury kuznetsov began on march 6 and continued continuously for more than four months national i never thought that this the shift will be continuous for several months , it was very difficult to get to work, so why? because there was already a connected transport system, people were already getting somewhere on foot. well , that's why i went from six o'clock in the morning to the shift, well, the doctor on duty didn't change, he knew me boldly, i accepted the shift and took over duty and i had this duty continuously until the middle of july, on the day of the original duty. and at night, they started in the period and began to receive e, including polycard and polycard . well, that's why it was very difficult a woman was in our department , a woman treated me with a chronic system of pathologists, and she looked after

the schemes, and her name is va, and we have been since 6:07. there, uh, we started to take all the patients down to our basement, you even understand, we dressed at home, why? well , because the type of workers was quite few and , uh, at that time, we had 72 people in the basement together with the patients. 27 and 109 bridges were blown up in our city, the river is divided into two parts, so when the bridges are blown up, it is a big problem to get to the other part of the city. because of the medical workers who stayed in the basement, we began to provide medical care to those patients who, and then they began to conduct evacuation honestly on this, and well, those

medical workers who decided to leave for safe territory and began to leave our territory with the help of us, we provided residents with a nose, those who stayed why because the army of the russian federation is so rapid in its attack that well, we have practically this city was left with a number, there was no such reception, that's why there were a lot of people, er, civilians, so you understand, i have a patient who blew himself up a month ago , er, well, we have a lot of destroyed forces from the village, i tell him well i’ll discharge you there already, well, it’s too early to allow people to go to the hospital. and he says the doctor, what’s the point? but i still live in podol, so that it only destroyed it. yes

, you understand why, uh, we have a lot of people who live with uh, two at a time. at that time it was not unusual, you know, that's why we used to have bomb shelters, that’s not what we call bomb shelters there for 50 to 60 people, and once for them there are 250-300 people there, well, it’s very difficult, what is it, then for science, that’s when we provided medical assistance without injuries to people are caused by the fact that there was not enough space, how people got out of this situation, they put chairs on them, they sat on them, they sat, they sat, they sat, they sat down, it was impossible to lie down . one with what is behind the guests

uh, diseases of the lower extremities, blood vessels of the lower extremities, edemas, and so on, and so on, and so on. plus, inflammatory diseases began to join the upper state people, none of whom were given a division because there was no heating, there was no light, there was no heating, we had them there is a mass burial in the city of izumi, where there is a bomb shelter in a building, so they took us near people died, so there were a lot of injured people, if they were delivered in the month of good day in march, they were not necessarily very seriously injured, but unfortunately there were also cases when we, well, when he was. well, we couldn't pull out a person, he was dying, he was beaten. there were such cases. thank god, there were not many, but there were such cases

. most of them were aimed at the head , severe head injuries, and on the 10th, this inspires me very much. on march 10, the first one was held there. we have an operation. and here i am for you now . the decapitation came in september, and sometime at the end of september, the doors were opened. it is small . such a man. he says that they always provided us with help when you were wounded in the stomach. he will stay alive. that is what my colleagues and i watched. we didn't know if you were alive or not on his football, we repaired and ran over and then the world was on, we didn't know how and you can see it was very nice of course, but why on the 10th because we have three bridges connecting parts of the city, two for automobiles, one for pedestrians and when

the pedestrian road was blown up, it was still possible to move on it, but the snipers did not manage to do it in april, when it more or less happened during the occupation that it was possible to move with the contents of 10-3 weeks, people walked and crossed four bodies there were located in the area of ​​this pedestrian bridge, which was a sniper, we shot and a lot of people across the bridge and patients, i had a wounded person who wanted to hit all this, but he heard the shot and turned a little and it turned out that i had a direct hit in the area of ​​the heart, but it was a little missed that is, thank god , he is alive now and that's all, and we have a second guy, so-and-so passed through the city, so-and-so connected the circle, the distance, and i already have patients, i'll tell you all about it. he was

there recently for a very long time. well, they pulled out myroslav bogu and then, as i agreed, they left the queue after 2.5 months for the controlled part. there was a reception, it's nice that in april i love this story so much, this life will be remembered, there was a woman for treatment at my place and she, you know, told the doctor. it explains a lot to you from the residents of the city , i tell you why and when we were under the with beards and heard that the hospital was working. at that time, it was the only regulation that worked, did you do something there, well, there is no channel, did not

implement anything, we did not work, only we worked, we and uh, the ambulance said we know as they say constantly or in the spirit yes how to say that we understood that the city is evil and there will be , it was a big thank you for me and when people came and said such words well, i think that it was not in vain after all, and uh, to stand, to do what we were doing, to work, to provide medical assistance, to save lives but eh is the most deserving and i think i can do it if i am not shy due to the fact that we have saved the hospital, some of the jobs are coming back to us, our medical workers are coming back, where are they going to go back, they are not coming back to an empty place, uh, you know how i like it, now

there are already more doctors nurses, now we do n't have enough space to work, so they were destroyed in the premises and they were oh, in place, too , i like it, why, when many people ask for it, they say that life is being restored. do you understand, this is very cool, why? in general, it is normal, i think that we will rebuild our hospital, our place will be fine 80% of the time i still live in the hospital, but not all the reasons that we already have now . my house is destroyed, partly why i am saying here partly because i was made a resident of the city. well, i was lucky. how can i say yes?

why ? because we are building there with everything. i still think so that i, well, i was also lucky, that's why i'm an optimist, well, when evaluating values, i found why, because today i was driving to work, you know , in my house , i beat his wings a little with a car, and i think, you know, if this measured time was like a psychologist, i think so. well, i everyone has already been cut out, what do you understand, the children are alive, uh, alive, such little things, in fact, all this is inconvenient, not comfortable, but well, somewhere, you understand , also from the building. the end has come well, i i arrived, you know, i started laughing, i’m already

telling you this because the neighbors ran to you, i came hello, what did you do that upset you, that ’s what i’m saying, no way, i was at work at the time when i arrived, you understand this. if i thought i was, well, i would we didn't talk, you understand, because no no no no no no no no in life it doesn't happen this center is better than the battlefield wounded ukrainian soldiers are evacuated and given medical aid doctors of the volunteer medical battalion hospitalists battalion surgeon vascular surgeon dmytro androschuk was on the air of our program many times long before the full-scale invasion, he switched on from a regular hospital in the break between scheduled patient appointments or courses in tactical medicine and emergency care. the changes in the doctor's life that he conducted took place before the threat of the invasion of russian

troops . adhesive materials, medicines, equipment, everything that is vital to patients on the front line, if until now dmytro mostly performed planned surgical operations in sterile operating rooms so now the doctor has to operate in the stabilization points, it is urgent, sometimes without sleep for several days in a row and deal with much more difficult cases, a much greater workload, even during the interview for our program dmytro was interrupted to provide help to the newly arrived wounded, let 's skip this story of the lives of those people in which interviews did i mention the situation with the little

girl under the bahmut who did i help who saved my hand after shelling she was injured and i treated her, then i told someone about the situation with the road accident with volunteers, i told someone about the situation in which i received a concussion and died when the russians sneakily waited at the medical evacuation point and hit the medical vehicles with konyakadze firewood. i then miraculously , he stayed alive and from the last one, probably the most fresh one, do you remember the situation when the medics brought the wounded man and said, this is an aquabara-trauma, just a contusion there . look at him there and send him to god,

but he is like that, he says he is a reaper and we him take it seriously well, you see , is there a cobra drama somewhere? well, there is such and such a conversation . you communicate for the tenth time as the same person i say well, he says that it is difficult to breathe, i check the pressure, i check the pulse, and his blood pressure is 60 to 0, that is, he generally just sits people and does not understand how he is still conscious at all, that is, the lower limit , that is, my tonometer does not determine the pressure, that is in the chamber 60 below. i didn't understand how urgent it is . we immediately put him on the table, undress him, i immediately take the ultrasound machine, put it on to examine

him, there is a lot of blood in the lungs, and immediately the anesthesiologist starts working on him and we open him up. in short, from the chest, we release 1, we stabilize 5 liters of blood and send him methically to the next stage , and there it turns out that a fragment pierced his lung and went into the back wall of the heart. it miraculously passed. what happened between the aorta and er, empty space, that is, somewhere here, they are not near the heart. and he just like that flew into the millimeter just an inscription of the gap between these vessels and in vain in the back wall it is a fragment and then it was torn there and stabilized and he remained alive , you cannot consider yourself a hero, a hero is the image of a person in the eyes of someone, a person cannot, in principle, be a hero of his own eyes, otherwise it

will be narcissism, stopping the development of a hero - these are the ones we reach for and who we want to be. if we call each of us a hero, what will we be tomorrow ? or what we were yesterday, but we will definitely not be better. and there are many people out there you told me there you are there saving all the young people, you are so-and-so, but it is worth remembering that each of us is really only one element and even if i am here at this stage, it is permissible to perform an operation, i will save the leg, it is permissible for a fighter, if at the next stages during the next week there they won't bandage him banally, that is, just remove the bandage, clean it somewhere , slightly cut the edges and close it back, then all that i did, everything is leveled

absolutely exactly the same way, if i don't bring this guy from the front line to me, then it's mine help will already be meaningless in the conditions of a more militant country, each of us should be in his place and perform his function , surgeons should be in the operating rooms, not in the trenches with machine guns, the it experts should be there to raise the economy in the rear, and all this should work as a single tight mechanism and only when the rear will work adequately to provide the economy of the country. when parallelism our military will face the enemy on the front line. well, then we could talk about the fact that 2023 will be the year of victory for ukraine, extreme conditions and

an extremely difficult workload is not the limit, there are doctors who went through captivity, imprisonment, abuse and torture, among them our next hero from kherson, the head doctor of the oldest clinical hospital in the city, leoni trimyga, suffered hell, the occupation, the rashists put pressure on him, demanding to work according to their rules, they forced him to remove the ukrainian flag flew from the hospital , then the head of the hospital resorted to tricks , conspired to fake a covid outbreak in the hospital and closed the facility to outsiders for quarantine, this allowed doctors a little more time to work relatively calmly, but later they were still exposed. and for refusing to recognize the occupation authorities, leonid was sent to the torture chamber for two weeks. the doctor survived the interrogations and threats. he even passed a polygraph test. and when he was released, he was forced to hide until the

deoccupation of the city after the liberation of kherson from the evil leonid remyga. returned to his post, the truth is that this whole story did not pass without a trace for him, the doctor suffered a stroke, the buildings were actually our ukrainian flags , well, i came, the weapons, the soldiers and the city are standing to their armaments, he mentioned to me the question if we came there to liberate you, they came there to liberate you, by whom and everything, and the brother promises nothing here, miru will work calmly and then he turns on his engine on the phone and says, by the way, are you removing this valve, i said that he do think even then the prose of all the armed soldiers i said that we are working says

the low conference the flag does not interfere not with you not with us here do not give it is our ukrainian flag if it is a ring like that confuses you then we would look at it and do not pay attention to me it's not the government, and so we have the uh flag uh, it was almost until june 8, sports managers were already appointed with numbers, there was a lot to say, and on august 20 he returned, that is, the possibility of people had to register the crime. no, i was arrested and in one of the 300

kherson. all the same, there is something about security, that my family finances the schools and so on, nothing, i fell in love with corrupt activities when russian laws were in effect, and that i should not have given evidence to our law enforcement agency about the number of wounded people delivered to them from the resistance of the rallies for breakthroughs. in captivity, taking 10 days, then the caliber came, they appointed me more of the transformation board, judging by where it was on october 4, they removed

things, documents and said that there is freedom, but we need to prepare for forced evacuation, eh they forbade me to come to the hospital, but we still met with some of our thoughts and coordinated our activities because all my deputies are suspended from work and freedom is not assigned, according to the number of laboratory technicians who have already cooperated fully, so to speak, with the russian authorities. i think to myself that i was doing an ordinary thing and it is necessary to do in everyone who is convinced that victory will be backwards, we can never defeat other employees who will remain working in the conditions of brutal occupation now

there will be a lift, these are organic people who are dedicated to their work and they are ready to work in the future. this is the main conclusion that our ukrainian nation is our ukrainian people, it is us and our people, it is impossible, no literature, interrogations, bullying, put on the fireplace. this is my main conclusion. i am very impressed with my employees who they provided this help under very difficult conditions, the absence of what i said but still, they were professional and fulfilled their duties this is my area 2022 will forever go down in history as the year of the beginning of a full-scale war in ukraine, the actions of this year changed the world, changed us and you, changed every ukrainian, we will definitely not be

the same as before, the war returned our priorities to their places and showed who is who , the heroes again became military rescuers , doctors and volunteers, not stars and bloggers, we we learned to value goodness and selflessness, we learned to carry light through the darkness, we became stronger, we became more united, we became a nation of heroes, i was with you all this year, i iryna koval and the health program take care of yourself and a successful year for us in 2023