16 днів у комі, параліч та повернення до життя | Ветеран Віталій Бандура

00:00 — “I just heard ‘boof’ — and that’s it. I don’t remember anything else.” 00:54 — “I was in a coma for 16 days.” 01:16 — “Your hands are not tied. They don’t work.” How Vitaliy learned about paralysis. 01:37 — “With such injuries, one in a thousand survives.” 01:55 — “No one gave me hope for regaining mobility.” 02:07 — “The main thing here is not to break down, because the body would atrophy.” 02:46 — “I haven’t been discharged from hospitals in three years.” 04:13 — “Volunteers help me a lot.” 05:27 — Every day from Monday to Friday, Vitaliy is taken from Tysmenytsia Hospital to Frankivsk for rehabilitation. 07:10 — “A year ago he couldn’t sit up on his own, but now he walks along the corridor.” 07:45 — “You should never give up, no matter how hard it is.” 08:29 — “From a motionless person, from a corpse — I take steps.” 09:31 — “There is someone to live for: my son, my granddaughter.” 10:45 — “Although I am lying down, I help the guys who are on the front line.” 11:29 — “If I could, I would go to the front without hesitation.” 12:16 — “The Russians are fighting for money, for plunder.” 12:43 — “They thought they would crush us en masse, but it doesn’t work out.” 13:43 — “I think they will never break Ukraine.” A serviceman of the 79th battalion of the 102nd brigade, Vitaliy Bandura, after being seriously wounded in 2023, survived 16 days in a coma, complete paralysis, and 13 operations. Doctors mostly gave no hope for the restoration of movement, but now the man is taking his first steps, learning to exercise in everyday life, and raising money for the army. Vitaliy Bandura is from Stary Lys, in Ivano-Frankivsk region. At the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, he returned from abroad, where he worked as a builder, to defend the state. He fought in the Zaporizhzhia direction. Instagram:   / suspilne.ivano_frankivsk   Telegram: https://t.me/suspilneivano_frankivsk Join the community on Viber: https://bit.ly/3aiJQzV Policy of interaction with the audience on digital platforms of JSC "UASTU": https://bit.ly/3ddHyB8