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The leader of the Russian opposition, Alexei Navalny, today recounted the difficulties he experienced during his recovery at the Sharite clinic in Berlin, where he found himself after feeling unwell during a domestic flight to Russia, the BTA quoted AFP as saying.
Navalny shared how “her legs were shaking” and how she had “moments of despair.”
“I’ll tell you how my recovery is going. It’s a clear path, but it’s still long,” Navalny wrote on his Instagram account, where he posted a photo showing him coming down the stairs.
“My current problems, the fact that my phone is as useless as a stone in my hands or that it is a real sight when I try to pour myself water, they are a small thing,” he said. He then said that until recently he did not recognize anyone and could not answer the questions of the doctor who came to his room every morning to help him regain the ability to speak.
“It frustrated me because I understood what the doctor wanted, but I didn’t know where to find the words,” Navalny said.
“Now I am a person whose legs shake when going down or up stairs,” added Navalny. Then he jokes that before, seeing a ladder, he would have stood in front of it with a foolish expression, not knowing what to do, and now that he has recovered, seeing a ladder, he already remembered that it served him. upstairs, but would also consider taking the elevator to avoid this exercise.
Navali thanked the doctors for turning him from “a technically alive person” into “a person who has the opportunity to start using the social network Instagram skillfully again.”
On September 3, a German military laboratory concluded that Navalny had been poisoned with a Soviet-era nerve agent such as Novichok. Moscow denies the accusations. French and Swedish laboratories confirmed the German conclusions.
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