A large action of students and high school physiotherapists is being prepared in Novi Sad, before the arrival of more than 8.000 people who will walk to the city
Physiotherapist Kalina Segedinski became a freshman in Novi Sad this year, and she already has a lot of practice behind her - even as a high school student from Bečej, she welcomed students who walk around the country for the whole year during student protests.
Kalin then announced that there would not be 3.000 of them, but 5.000-6.000. Then, a few hours before the arrival of the walkers, she heard - there will be about 8.000 of them and they will arrive in Novi Sad around midnight.
"We will massage 8.000 student-walkers until 4 in the morning," says Kalina for "Vreme". "It's going to be a lot of work, but there's a lot of us."
How it looked at the university after the walk in Subotica during the protest "Don't let someone lower the tensions"
Half the class signed up.
She massaged students for the first time after walking in May this year at a protest in Subotica. That's when half of her high school medical school class volunteered to meet the weary walkers and help them physically recover.
"It was all there - cramped muscles, heavy, tired legs, back pain, headache," she says. "We did relaxation, sports massage, foot massage..."
The emotions, he says, were incredible. Sometimes she cried, sometimes she laughed, and she says she never took a break. He expects that it will be the same now, especially since it will be the anniversary of the death of 16 people in the fall of the canopy.
"I massaged those students and cried," she says. "It's a surreal experience. I've seen people who are in great pain, but you can see so much will and strength in their eyes, so that gives us the strength to continue."
The massage goes like on a conveyor belt - they massage each walker for ten minutes, they work at full steam, and what keeps them going is adrenaline.
"We will probably feel tired only the next morning," he adds.
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