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and we went through the city in the middle of the dark and this old ambulanc e. ukraini gunmat every checkpoint, the ukrainian government came hit squadsof the caren c. they thought we were the russian hit squads coming in to kill zelenskyy. they opene sure i wn d my own wounds. they looked at my injuries. they to make sure i was a real, patient one after the next desperately this race to try th and get to the polish primes tr. minister's train. and they didn't have enough n' pain medt have enough s to given i left the hospital. >> and it wa s at that point that the pain started to really grow. we made it to the train. they managed to finally carry me on . we had ten hours and those were the ten hours where i had to dig deep, where i could feel pain. and they had no medicine fore t you, no medicine. i asked someone at one point if they had anything and he gave me a couple of advil, which somo is all he hanything. d at th but they may be the ten worst hours consciously for you in terms of the magnitude of pain i was in. fr i was inam a mind frame of whatever it takes. this is survival mode. and this is keep going.ve, and my mind is on overdrive.
a job ont's been hard. and it's a job that once younyt start, once you love it, it's th very difficult to do anything else because few oth very few or jobs that fill you with such perhaps pride and necessity to do it. so now i've i've done all the wars i feel when a war you breaks out, you've got to beit'a there to cover it. and it's important to our ewers. >> dangeviewers and it's work. and maybe did you ever imagine what happened to you would did happen to do those thoughts go through your head? surrounded by co it'erestisng interesting. lleagues who i'm surrounded by colleaguesht w who were injured, seven orho aa eight who died over the years. and so i knew it could happen. but did i've seen it happen.i ev but dier thid i ever think it wd happen to me? no, i'm not sure i did. bu i knew the risks. be a little i knew it could happen. but i think there has to ben't. a little element inside. you has to believe it won't. ey and so you make everyo in t precaution and take every precaution you can before you go in there. yoe risks, but and you're aware of the risks, c but you can't let it cloud judg your judgment. you can't let it distracment oru
and if i can do just one thing, it's to pass it on to others. hl know that if iief you try hard, you work hard, you believe in the right things, you canh absoy get through absolutely anythin g . >> my daughters who came to me r that day and more ofthis straigh my exclusive interview with benjamin hall right after this. straight ahead, i just wasn't feeling well. >> i went in the bank one day and the lady behind the counter, she looked at me, says, you need to take my husband takes. and i started taking balance of nature. and within a few weeks, i was so much better. i've taken it for 20 some years and i wouldn't go without it. i want to be like my grandma. will it be a hundred when you get to be eighty two years old? that's a blessing and balance of nature. >> i really believe it's helpede me do that. start noipndw by going to balane nature .com. >> and don't forgeentingt to ust discount code, fox news buried in receipts, invoices and othera paperwork that's preventing you n, digfrom doing what matters mt and get the all new fs and rapid receipt. smart organizer to scan,
and so that's certainly anspeaki i would like to do. yeah. t as people i think arhie watchiny and listening to this and they see an inspiration, what we'retu about a fullll yea year now, ri. that you we we've had this and you're out there telling your story and you're saying in positivityble and an attitude that is inspirational. and , you know, everybody and i think in life seems to thinkodyn that they have trouble ls and i don't think there's anything more difficult than this. i thin k that is an inspiring thing. i'm suggesting we turn this eve into a movie. i don't know if you've ever watcof twatched or read any of the books about life after death or near death experiencei them i happen to personally like them. and one wa. and ons 90 minutes in heaven down. piper was a preacher, hadclarint a horrible car accident. they declared him dead at the scene. behol and lo and behold,d, a preacher ca came by , prayedme over him, and he came back from life.
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