Don't break an ankle.
to.
It seems such a small and marginal matter, but it is a small and arrogant organ on which the soul depends.
When I see her struggling and agonizing over simple actions, I want to grab him and shake him (less recommended) and say to him: who are you anyway, you remote corner, you unknown alley on the side of the footpath, that you would disable the whole body?
Who are you, you prominent bone, you faction of five members, who will come here with demands and turn the country upside down?
Then I calm down for a moment and understand what Bibi understood.
that it doesn't work that way.
It doesn't work that way.
In short: blow.
When this thing happened it was night.
We ran as usual to "Terem" - an emergency medical center in Jerusalem, and two hours later we left with a cast, instructions for further treatment and instructions not to step on the leg.
Horror, as mentioned.
A few hours later, in the morning, I was already standing in front of the counter holding Sarah's hand and emptying shelves.
The truth is, I must confess that I wandered among the various accessories with the lust that surrounds me when I walk around in gadget stores: give me these crutches, leave the chair, but a scooter!
Bring, bring the scooter.
The red one, yes.
the red.
On the way home I thought about the naturalness with which we walk with the doctor's paper next to Sarah.
"Terem" is also a man-made organization and a health insurance fund, with no state involvement, and it is also a beautiful thing and really worthy of note.
But Yad Sara?
Wow Wow wow.
At the core of the state's public service is a completely civilian organization, founded by someone from the community, financed by donors from the community and serving the community.
And it became part of the state's experience of existence.
It seems that the line "It is impossible to live in Israel without Yad Sarah" is a correct line.
That is, you can live with both ankles intact.
But what if they break, the scoundrels?
And today every citizen in Israel already knows that on the way from the emergency room they stop at Yad Sara (by the way, Jerusalemites: the main branch of Yad Sara also has an emergency room for emergency medicine).
And this is tremendous in my eyes, because it is a healthy and strong model for the ability of the community to take the burden off the tired and old country and enter there in its place.
And she also does it, usually, much better.
And don't tell me let's not live on charity, because you don't have a greater life on charity than relying on the state.
And don't tell me the five mms, because I didn't come to argue now but to say thank you and raise a point.
And in general, don't make me angry, I already said that my wife's leg hurts us.
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