TV presenter Dana Grotzky's Hanukkah holiday began with a small, private double miracle, with the birth of twins last weekend.
Grotzky shared an exciting and revealing post yesterday (Saturday) that told at length about the birth of her twins, a son and a daughter, who began a caesarean section but became entangled and needed further surgery.
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"Nina is outside and I'm crying happily, two minutes later her brother Dean also joined the party," Grotzky said of the birth of her son and daughter, but from here the drama also began.
"He's small," I hear. Take him fast. Take her too and I start to panic. I know it's not a good sign, but I let go and tell myself they are in good hands. The surgery is over. The drama that took place after the birth.
"Unable to open eyes, very weak, sore, terrible nausea. Everything is vague. Hearing full of worried voices above me, examining me, examining the situation and from there only two hours have passed since the end of the operation and I find myself again in the same room with an open stomach. "Here I will not go into graphic descriptions and I will not detail what got involved and how much," she wrote.
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"I finished a second abdominal surgery that day, then recovery again. Zero ability to speak, barely opening eyes, everything hurts, everything. Both the mind, also the heart. I did not see it coming. It takes some time. It takes time to be able to talk, to be able to hold on. "The phone and texting, all sorts of little things that are most obvious, feel like an impossible task - to cough, to do apache, to laugh, to get out of bed, to go to the bathroom," she added.
I'm very lucky.
I am surrounded by amazing family and friends, a team of doctors and nurses who really have no words to begin to explain how they are all so kind, warm, sensitive, professional, nice ... all that is left to do is wish health!
Everything else will work out, "Grotzky ended the post with a reassuring and loving message to her husband, Assaf Liss, who also posted a post to his Instagram in which he praised his wife's heroism.
While thousands rushed to greet and bolster Grotzky with loving words, including of course dozens of her colleagues at Guy Pines, quite a few surfers felt that the post she posted was too exposed and personal to share it publicly with hundreds of thousands of surfers, and did not hesitate to speak out against him.
Dana Grotzky,
"A personal and private experience and you should stay that way. I do not see the need to share everything," resented a surfer.
"Why reveal everything so quickly," raged another surfer, "you could have waited with that."
"How much exposure is more important than privacy, not to believe," a surfer wrote.
"Leave something private for the family," added another angry surfer.
"This over-exposure just puts women in awe."
"Just a girl. Why push your uterus into our face? Just a minute ago they screamed out of our womb, now you need them to listen to you?", A surfer concluded.
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