Serious wounding in the Zaporizhzhia region during the offensive, a mine explosion.
25-year-old Anastasia from Lviv heard how the current passed from head to foot, saw bloodied legs and a severed left limb. This was announced by the general director of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Clinical Hospital named after I.I. Mechnikov Serhiy Ryzhenko
She wanted to collect the dismembered leg herself. She applied tourniquets together with her brother on the left and right leg. She was lying down, waiting for her to be evacuated.
Mice ran over her body, there were dozens of corpses and wounded Russians and Ukrainian boys nearby. Tears were pouring out of her eyes, but Nastya knew that she would definitely survive.
Her five-year-old son Yarem is waiting for her at home.
Then Zaporizhzhia, amputation of the left limb, and rapid delivery to Mechnikov, where the right leg was operated on.
This morning, I have a positive mood, I want to go outside on a gurney and meet my brothers.
Mom works as a medic, but Nastya, holding the phone, is afraid to tell about all the horrors of war and injuries.
Today, in the polytrauma intensive care unit, Mechnikova met with the President of the Olympic Committee, Vadym Gutzait, and received a T-shirt in which she wants to run on the day of our Victory.
She has a smile on her face and a desire to get well soon.