TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月31日 06時02分

Abdul Rashid is pushed by his father, Hamisha Gul, on a gurney before a surgery at Nangarhar Regional Hospital in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, earlier this year. On April 29, Abdul Rashid and the six other survivors of an RPG explosion—all from the Ibrahim Khil family—arrived at the hospital at 7 a.m. “Muscles and tendons were hanging from their legs,” said Bilal Sayed Miakhil, the hospital’s specialist ortho­pedic surgeon. “Their injuries were so extensive that amputations were needed just to stop the bleeding.” Abdul Rashid lost both legs below the knee. Of the seven children, he was one of the last boys to be discharged from the hospital. “We are coming now,” he said in a phone call to his twin brother, Bashir, on May 31, “and we are coming with happiness.” See the full photo essay at TIME.com/afghan-family. Photograph by @andrewquilty for TIME

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