Рип. Я могу. Сильнее(воспом. жертвы Бостонской атаки)

Dzheff Bauman ochnulsi͡a vo vtornik, 16 apreli͡a 2013 goda, v Bostonskom medit͡sinskom t͡sentre posle operat͡sii. On poteri͡al obe nogi. Dzheff popytalsi͡a skazatʹ chto-to, no ne smog. Togda on poprosil listok bumagi i zapisal vosemʹ slov: "I͡A videl Ego. On smotrel pri͡amo na meni͡a". Vsego za tridt͡satʹ chasov do ėtogo Dzheff stoi͡al u finisha na Bostonskom marafone, podbadrivai͡a svoi͡u podrugu Ėrin. Pervai͡a bomba vzorvalasʹ pri͡amo u ego nog. Kogda Dzheff uzhe byl v bolʹnit͡se, on znal, chto mozhet umeretʹ, no ne znal, chto ego fotografii͡a v invalidnom kresle, sdelannai͡a srazu posle terakta, obletit polmira, simvolizirui͡a vsekh zhertv terroristicheskikh atak. V ėtoĭ knige Dzheff Bauman opisyvaet vesʹ khaos i uzhas terroristicheskoĭ ataki i posledovavshee za neĭ rassledovanie FBR, v kotorom on byl kli͡uchevym svidetelem. Dzheff pokazyvaet svoi͡u iznuritelʹnui͡u reabilitat͡sii͡u i opisyvaet vse posledovavshie za teraktom psikhologicheskie problemy, vsi͡u svoi͡u vinu, razocharovanie i, konechno, nadezhdu. Smelai͡a, polnai͡a borʹby i sostradanii͡a kniga Dzheffa Baumana - ėto istorii͡a ne tolʹko ego, no i kazhdogo iz nas.

Jeff Bauman woke up on Tuesday, April 16 2013, in Boston medical center after surgery. He lost both legs. Jeff tried to say something, but couldn't. Then he asked for a piece of paper and wrote eight words: "I saw Him. He was looking right at me." Just thirty hours before, Jeff was standing at the finish line at the Boston marathon, cheering his girlfriend Erin. The first bomb exploded right at his feet. When Jeff was in the hospital, he knew he could die but didn't know a picture of him in a wheelchair, made immediately after the attack, circled half the world, symbolizing all the victims of the terrorist attacks. In this book Jeff Bauman describes the chaos and horror of the terrorist attacks and the subsequent FBI investigation in which he was a key witness. Jeff shows his grueling rehabilitation and describes all followed the terrorist attack psychological problems, all the guilt, disappointment and, of course, hope. Bold, full of struggle and compassion book by Jeff Bauman — this story is not only him, but every one of us.