exactly. they were just passing by, seeing one woman cleaning all alone, removing the glass, "everything's 0k? can we help?" and they started helping me, so i cleaned all the shop and i removed everything from the shop and i closed for a month, because, psychologically, it was too much. so, i had to rebuild the shop, but, again, saying that, the community of lebanon helped me and there a lot of n60, and especially ngo that really helps women that are... i don't know if you're familiar with the madame caroline fattal, stand for women, they contacted me directly and it's like, "we are ready to help you. "what do you need?" so, basically, this is where you can see there's still lebanon somewhere, there are still people living in this country, it's not like broken souls. there's a lot of love. nour, you were at home with husband when the blast occurred. what do you remember of that day? i remember it being
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