Eta Wrobel - Living in pain
Interview
Eta Wrobel - Living in pain
Eta Wrobel - Living in pain
Transcript: I was once in the weed, you know, in the field, it started to rain. It rained for 2 days. I couldn't go out because I would make a path. I had to wait till it'll dry. I learned how to walk out and walk around that nothing should move and make a path. So I had to wait, so I was for like for three days stay in that water until the sun came and dried me out. When I walked out, my kidneys were shot. I never knew you know in the winter it used to be frozen, I never knew when the water came out that now my legs were frozen here. And my hips were hurting, and they're hurting now -- so what? You must hurt, just to remember.
Transcript: I was once in the weed, you know, in the field, it started to rain. It rained for 2 days. I couldn't go out because I would make a path. I had to wait till it'll dry. I learned how to walk out and walk around that nothing should move and make a path. So I had to wait, so I was for like for three days stay in that water until the sun came and dried me out. When I walked out, my kidneys were shot. I never knew you know in the winter it used to be frozen, I never knew when the water came out that now my legs were frozen here. And my hips were hurting, and they're hurting now -- so what? You must hurt, just to remember.