Dmitry is the coordinator of the First Moscow Hospice. In his work, he often comes across amazing people who, as he admits, teach him something important - without realizing it themselves. One of them for Dima was a patient of the hospice A. V. We share with you Dmitriy's notes.
- А. V., do you like classical music?
- Yes!
- Shall we go and listen to it?
- Of course! I'd like a front row ticket, please.
The concert began: lingering sounds floated down the hall, the lights were dimmed. A.V. always listened to music with his eyes closed.
After the concert, he opens his eyes and says:
- Life goes on.
This is his favorite reaction to things in hospice, which evokes tenderness and inspiration in him.
Then had a conversation with him. He said he was once a professor at a major research institution. That might not have been true, but I believed him. He had very meaningful eyes and coherent speech. And he always told me, like a story:
- Life goes on, doesn't it, Dimitri?
A.V. died tonight. He couldn't wait for the children's choir concert. His last concert was also classical music.
Thanks to your support, the coordinators fill each day of the hospice patients with life - for the rest of their lives.
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сбор пострадавшим в ПАЛЕСТИНЕЕ🇵🇸🇵🇸❤️Мусульмане всегда поддерживают ваши сборы, помогите и вы нам
Не проходят сегодня переводы, это у всех так или только мне "везёт"?
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