"It was difficult to communicate, because the person was semi-paralyzed, but she understood what I was saying, she could barely say something. What is most interesting is that she sang the Lithuanian anthem. This is a characteristic of a semi-paralyzed person and the corresponding brain activity. She sang the anthem completely correctly, but otherwise her speech was difficult," - Č. Juršėnas shared the details of the last meeting with Lrytas.
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"It was difficult to communicate, because the person was semi-paralyzed, but she understood what I was saying, she could barely say something. What is most interesting is that she sang the Lithuanian anthem. This is a characteristic of a semi-paralyzed person and the corresponding brain activity. She sang the anthem completely correctly, but otherwise her speech was difficult," - Č. Juršėnas shared the details of the last meeting with Lrytas.