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Ci lekarze są rewelacyjni. Jeden wskazuje na drugiego i mówi, że to ten drugi jest prawdziwym bohaterem.
Dlaczego pomogli na miejscu, a potem mimo wolnego dnia pojechali pomagać do szpitala? Bo "lekarzem się jest, a nie bywa".
Fantastyczni ludzie.
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Kraków ma swoich cichych bohaterów. Dwaj chirurdzy pokazali, czym jest odwaga
Jedli obiad z rodzinami. Chwilę później ratowali życie postrzelonych policjantów. Takich ludzi Kraków nigdy nie powinien zapomnieć.
Wśród dramatycznych wiadomości po zamachu w Krakowie przeczytałem historię, która naprawdę mnie poruszyła.
Prof. Michał Pędziwiatr i dr Mateusz Wierdak, dwaj krakowscy chirurdzy, spędzali sobotnie popołudnie z rodzinami w restauracji niedaleko skrzyżowania ulic Dietla i Stradomskiej.
Byli tam z żonami i siedmiorgiem dzieci. Właśnie wychodzili, gdy syn profesora zauważył strzelaninę.
Wszyscy schronili się w pobliskiej aptece. Kiedy ucichły strzały, lekarze natychmiast pobiegli do rannych.
Na ulicy leżeli dwaj postrzeleni policjanci, napastnik oraz ranny kierowca.
Dr Wierdak zajął się jednym z funkcjonariuszy. Zdjął własny płaszcz i przykrył nim wychłodzonego policjanta. Prof. Pędziwiatr pomagał pozostałym poszkodowanym. Razem z inną lekarką i policjantem przeszkolonym medycznie tamowali krwawienia i oceniali obrażenia.
Ale jest jeszcze jeden niezwykle ważny szczegół.
Chirurdzy nie tylko udzielili pierwszej pomocy. Pomogli również zdecydować, do których szpitali powinni trafić ranni.
Jeden policjant został skierowany do szpitala Jana Pawła II, gdzie przygotowano blok operacyjny. Drugi trafił do szpitala Narutowicza, a mężczyzna z obrażeniami twarzy do Rydygiera, na oddział chirurgii szczękowo-twarzowej. Napastnika przewieziono do Szpitala Uniwersyteckiego.
Według profesora pierwsza karetka dotarła po około 15 minutach. W tym czasie pomoc była już udzielana.
Co więcej, inni lekarze również przerwali wolny weekend i dobrowolnie przyjechali do krakowskich szpitali.
Prof. Pędziwiatr podkreśla, że nie uważa się za bohatera. Za prawdziwych bohaterów uznaje policjantów, którzy zatrzymali sprawcę, choć sami zostali ranni.
A ja uważam, że ogromne uznanie należy się im wszystkim. Policjantom, chirurgom, ratownikom i każdemu, kto w tych dramatycznych chwilach pomagał ratować ludzkie życie.
Źródło: Gazeta Krakowska
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Look at that!!
My god the people of Britain have absolutely smashed the poppy displays.
Stunning!!
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If a barrister can account, on the fly, for the discrepancy between Adobe's PDF page numbers and the document's own pagination, they make them a KC.
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💕 From all of us at All Creatures Great and Small, thank you for your incredible support throughout Series 7.
Your kind words mean the world to us, and we’re so grateful to every viewer, cast member, and crew who helped bring the wonderful world of Darrowby to life 🥰
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A statement on yesterday…..
Everything I said in that interview was true. However, rest assured I’m doing my best to turn things round.
I have been in a mental health clinic for the last 10 weeks, finally discharging so I could attempt to play in Belfast
I owed that to my family, in particular my daughter to see me play for what could be the last time….. I also owed it to the fans who have supported me throughout my 21 years on tour
I also owed that to World Snooker who have been amazing from day on in all this, in particular Simon Brownell and Neil Tomkins who have remained in touch regularly, even Simon paying me a visit in the clinic itself
I’m not ok, but I’m ok in that itself. I’ve been much worse in the last few months than you saw yesterday. I literally didn’t see a future in anything…..
My daughter kept me going, the therapists, staff and all the other patients were amazing and helped me through some really dark days
I see the light now that I couldn’t see before but I do now. I also know it won’t happen overnight. I’m a work in progress!!! My fight and determination on the table has always been there for ones to see. I need to show those same fighting qualities off it now for a while
Please don’t detract anything from Jordan yesterday, he’s been aware of my struggles and that can’t have been easy to play in but he handled it with grace and skill as I knew he would. Im proud to call him a friend
I hope the rest of the event is a success and I will continue my treatments going forward and then see what’s ahead
Thank you to every single message I have received on here, instagram, Facebook, text messages and WhatsApp’s, I’ve seen them all but a bit overwhelmed to reply right now. Just know that they have helped me a lot but I’m not going anywhere just yet!!!! I have so much to live for and this is only the beginning of my new journey
Also, I was not made to do any interviews, I was simply given a choice and felt I owed it to everyone to speak. The media team at WST have been incredible through all this too
Thank you all x
Damn fine night with @Kyle_MacLachlan tonight! Dream come true to see such a legend and hear his fun anecdotes and memories from an incredible career. Thank you so much for such a wonderful evening xx #TwinPeaks #twinpeaks @PalaceAndOpera
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When I'm in a performance review at work and they ask me where I see myself in ten years.
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That look you get when the toy is on the charger.....
Linus and Princess #cats are not amused 😹
Sunday NotSoFunday!
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Today, there was a statement from the President of the United States that an energy ceasefire has been secured. This is good news for everyone – and it is important that it become reality.
Unfortunately, Ukrainian skies have been infested with Russian “shaheds” all day today. There have been glide bomb strikes and strikes on our energy infrastructure too. A power plant in Kharkiv was attacked this evening.
Overall, this past week alone, the Russians have carried out more than 200 strikes on our electricity generation and transmission facilities in Ukraine, and another 17 strikes this week targeted gas and oil facilities. They have killed more than 150 of our people, and more than 700 people have been wounded.
Ukraine has proposed many de-escalatory steps. Putin had one answer to all of them – “nyet.” We do hope that he will finally say something to America, Ukraine, and the entire world that will lead to a real and dignified peace.
Ukraine wants peace. The question is whether Russia does. The Armed Forces of Ukraine have received all the appropriate orders. We are awaiting clear details of the dialogue between America and Russia – and we expect Putin to follow through on what President Trump said.
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£1 MILLION 🤩
Sir Kevin Sinfield’s final 7 in 7 challenge has hit £1,000,000 in money raised for MND charities.
No words…other than thank you. 🧡 This money is so vital in bringing us closer to a world free from MND.
As we head into day 6, you can donate here. 🔗 mndassoc.org/7in7grandfinale
#7IN7 #7IN7GrandFinale
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What a reception in St Helens
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🔥Get it before it sells out.
BIOLOGICAL WAR: A SCENARIO ☣️
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Judges and members of the legal profession gathered in Westminster Abbey today for a special service to mark the start of the legal year in England and Wales.
The annual service, which dates back to 1897, was attended by the Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales, the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, and hundreds of judges from across the UK.
You can find out more and see pictures from the service at: westminster-abbey.org/abbey-…
ALT A low-angle, close-up shot captures the backs of several judges inside Westminster Abbey. They wear traditional beige, curled, shoulder-length wigs and ceremonial robes of black with lavender fabric draped over their shoulders. In the background, the Abbey's soaring stone columns and gothic arches reach toward a ribbed vaulted ceiling, lit by ornate chandeliers. Sunlight streams through tall stained-glass windows, including a large, colorful rose window in the distance.
ALT A line of judges walks in a solemn procession down an aisle inside Westminster Abbey, viewed from a slightly low angle. In the foreground, a detailed, out-of-focus golden metal gate stands on the left. On the right, the judges wear elaborate, ornate black and gold robes and large, traditional white wigs. The person closest to the camera is a woman wearing glasses, looking forward with a slight smile. The line of judges extends back into the distance, with the background becoming increasingly blurred.
ALT A close-up shot captures a row of British judges in ceremonial attire. They wear traditional full-bottomed, curled horsehair wigs, bright red robes with white fur-like trim, and white bands. The judge in the foreground on the right holds an order of service booklet titled "Westminster Abbey" with a black coat of arms. The text on the booklet reads, "A Service to mark the opening of the Legal Year in England and Wales" and "Thursday 1st October 2026, 11:30 am." The judges are seen in profile, lined up in a row that recedes into soft-focus in the background.