A Blue and Yellow Warzone pt. 3
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- Because it was Hanukkah, we sang the traditional Jewish hymn, Maoz Tzur.
- Ma'oz tsur yeshu'atilecha na'eh leshabeakh.Tikon beit tefilativesham todah nezaveakh.
- Le'et tachin matbeakhmitsar hamnabeakh,'az 'egmor beshir mizmorkhanukat hamizbeakh.'az 'egmor beshir miz-
- OWWWW!
- Oh my god, Leo, are you OK?
- Okay, he has a pulse... I need to get him to a hospital.
- I forgot where I came from! Brr... I have to keep going.
- There's a hospital in the distance! Just hang on, Leo!
- *huff huff* Leo, why are you so *huff* heavy?!
- Finally made it! I just hope they can do something about Leo...
- Hello, yes, my brother and I were staying in a log cabin, when I think a missile blew up near the cabin and blew splinters of wood into his leg and he needs help!
- Hello, welcome to L'viv City Hospital, how may I help you?
- Thank you so much!
- Oh, my, that is serious! I will ask around and see if there are any open rooms!
- So they took Leo...
- and left me sitting in the reception room, waiting and hoping for Leo to be ok.
- I waited...
- and waited...
- God, please let him be okay... I don't know what I would do without my big brother...
- until I couldn't take it anymore and decided to ask the nurse at the desk if he was ok.
- Um, excuse me, nurse? Do you know how my brother is doing?
- Yes, that would be perfect, thank you!
- I don't, but I could ask if you can go in, if you're okay with that?
- So I waited some more until I got the bad news.
- No? Why not?
- So, doc, can I go and see him?
- I understand. Thanks for all that you did, doc.
- His leg has been infected, and I wouldn't want to put more stress on him. I've done all I can, we just need to wait it out.
- I'm sorry, kid, but no.
- And so I waited...
- and waited...
- I wonder how my parents are doing... and how I'm going to break the news to them if he dies... stop! Don't think like that! Oh, I just hope he'll be okay...
- So I waited some more until I got the bad news.
- Hey doc, how's he doing? Can I go see him now?
- Thanks so much, doc!
- Yeah, you can go see him, kid. Just don't be alarmed when you see him without his leg. We had to amputate, because the infection was so bad.
- Please get out of here, I don't want you to see me like this.
- When I walked in, I was shocked at what I saw.
- Not great, Davyd. I think I'm going to die. Just tell Mom and Dad I love them, and you need to know that as well.
- No, Leo, Leo, don't talk like that! You're going to be fine.
- Hey, Leo! I've been worried sick about you, how are you feeling?
- I stayed in the waiting room, mourning Leo.
- The doctor came to me one final time.
- Kid, I don't know how to tell you this, but your brother's dead.
- I'm so sorry for your loss.
- A few months later, I had saved up enough money to buy a headstone for Leo.
- Here lies Leonid, who was my brother and friend. Rest in Peace.
- I'm still sad about it sometimes, that year. It was the saddest Hanukkah of my life, as I lost my brother and parents.
- And that's part of my story, kids. Any questions?
- No, Grandpa...
- Ahh, that's a story for another day!
- Except, how did you build yourself back up from that loss?
- Here lies Leonid, who was my brother and friend. Rest in Peace.
- Rest in peace, Leo...
- Here lies Leonid, who was my brother and friend. Rest in Peace.
- and know that you are missed.
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