00:02He is Daniel Kluck, the young man who was gravely hurt the last August 20th when a
00:07conductor ebrio hit in the north of Bogotá, in that moment, although he felt that the
00:12life was escaped, he had reasons to refer to her.
00:15I could say that the illusion of living again, because in a certain way one could think
00:23that it came, but when one starts to realize that thanks to the work of the country, that
00:31it was a very good job, because I was recuperating quite well, and that kind of
00:40illusion of being able to be able to stay with friends and everything, it motivates one to go to
00:46the therapy every day and to do all the things necessary to recover faster.
00:53And, really, did you feel that once that, did you get to here, or something like that?
00:58Well, I felt a lot in the clinic, despite everything, when I had to go to Cuidados Intensivos, I was
01:02at Río.
01:03I slept very little, because I gave a lot of fear, I gave a lot of fear, but I think
01:09that
01:09another thing that helped me a lot was to be able to go to the clinic, when I came to
01:13the
01:13clinic and I was calm a lot, so the environment changes, I felt better, but at the beginning
01:21I felt a lot of fear, I felt like I said, I still don't want to go.
01:26And how were those nights in the clinic at Cuidados Intensivos?
01:32Well, I didn't remember anything, because they gave me a droga for me to remember.
01:36I remember when I was at Río, that I couldn't sleep, because my mom was there with me in the
01:43room.
01:45I go to the scene, I was even a little.
01:50I was never a little while I was sleeping.
01:51I go to the television, I talk to the one with the infected person that was
01:54my needs, something, but I didn't believe it.
01:59It's not the feeling I had to be in this room.
01:59After the two surgeries, about 20 days in Cuidados Intensivos,
02:03After more than a month hospitalized and three therapy, Daniel retires his life and works to recover totally.
02:09At the beginning, I had a very hard therapy in my case.
02:13I was not able to stop, I had no strength, I had nothing.
02:17So, everything was very hard, because I was going to start as if I had been born and started to
02:23be serious.
02:24But with the time and now, more than a therapy, I started to recover postures, because I had been a
02:32long time quiet, I was also, how do I say, to all the muscles.
02:39Definitivamente, for the evolution, it was fundamental the heat of the people, that he felt since when he recovered the
02:44consciousness.
02:45A me, for Facebook, and for all the media, there were many messages from a lot of people who supported
02:51me.
02:52I said, I know you don't know who I am, but I would like to give him my support and
02:56my strength to recover soon, because it was really a big impact for a lot of people.
03:03The 10th of November, Daniel Kluck, completed his majority of age.
03:07It was a different party, but full of joy, for continuing to celebrate for life.
03:11Chévere ya, haber cumplido el 18, pues ya se vuelve una persona grande.
03:20Hay un regalito que le dio su papá y que dice, para mí Daniel, hoy ya he hecho un hombre,
03:25no es fácil.
03:26Encontrar las palabras correctas para describir cómo y quién eres, lo que significas para mí y para quienes te rodean.
03:32Y es un texto muy lindo, un poema, no sé, se titula Mi muchacha.
03:38¿Qué te recuerdan esas palabras, regalo de Dios, especial desde la cuna, luchador de nacimiento?
03:45Me motivó mucho porque me di cuenta que me quieren mucho.
03:52Y pues para mí fue una gran emoción que me haya escrito eso porque se dan cuenta de lo que
03:59es la familia.
04:01¿Alguna vez antes había recibido un regalo tan especial?
04:05Sí, mis papás, la verdad, todos a mí me han sido como muy cariñosos con todo.
04:11Siempre tratan de que uno esté feliz, de que todo lo que uno quiere tener, lo pueda tener.
04:17Siempre han estado como viviendo para uno.
04:20Han pasado cuatro meses desde su accidente y Daniel cada vez se convence más de lo inexplicable de su recuperación.
04:26Me se da cuenta que mi recuperación en la clínica fue más allá de los científicos.
04:32Hay muchas cosas que no hice científicamente, no puede pasar.
04:38Como a mí me pasó que yo estuve, pues que me morí un tiempo y me resucitaron.
04:43Pero a mí los médicos me dieron que eso fue mucho tiempo para lo que no, pues para lo que
04:48pueden volver a revivir a una persona.
04:52Entonces, pues yo sí creo que hay muchas cosas de esas que van más allá de los médicos y de
04:58los científicos y ahí es donde entra ya lo que es la religión y pues Dios y todo eso.
05:04¿Lo creía antes así o lo cree ahora después de la recuperación?
05:10No, la verdad toda la vida mi familia así, pues yo de chiquito también tuve una experiencia así que nací
05:15muy enfermo.
05:17Y pues se da uno cuenta que no, que sí, la verdad toda mi vida he creído en eso.
05:23Ahora se ilusiona con graduarse del colegio como estaba planeado antes del accidente, a mediados del próximo año.
05:30El colegio y el rector del colegio, en general todo el colegio me apoyó demasiado.
05:35Todos los niños chiquitos y todo me hablaban, me mandaban cosas, todo.
05:40Entonces, pues en un principio también sentí como motivación de ir al colegio, pues porque me sentí como querido por
05:47todo el colegio.
05:48¿Y ya casi iba a ser el grado a mitad del año entrante? ¿Proyectos para ese día, sueños para ese
05:53momento?
05:57La verdad en un principio también me daba mucho miedo, pues como lo dije, para haber repetido el año.
06:02Ahorita ya me siento mucho más contento.
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