MR MEYER
Yes, I was transferred from them to Panorama Hospital.  To make it short, when I went home, I had still a lot of pain.  Physically my arm was in a sling and after two months, this arm didn't want to straighten.  I had to get physiotherapy treatment.
	I had a lot of pain to get it straightened.  It was very difficult for them at that stage, to get my arm right.  I went through a lot of pain.  This whole shooting I went through a lot of pain.  That is nothing against the fact of the spiritual pain I had.
	When I was in the Panorama Hospital, after three days I think, then one day something strange happened to me.  Suddenly my chest, I couldn't breathe and my throat just pulled together to such an extent that I couldn't talk.  I didn't have any voice.  I was in such a state that I felt I could die.
	I couldn't talk.  That was a shock, they said it is the shock of the shooting, because when I was waiting to be killed.  I was waiting for them to kill me, I couldn't defend myself.  That made a big shock on my body, but after a few hours, I regained my voice.
	I had some psychological treatment as part of that.  And then I have had sleep trouble, insomnia.  I also had to get medical treatment for that.  I couldn't sleep because in the night I got nightmares and people were shooting at me.
	Up to this stage, I am battling to sleep regularly.  I have got sleeping problems.  On the other hand, my health is good.  The arm doesn't hinder me, not much.  I train with weight and it doesn't effect me.  My arm is just a little bit stiff, that is all, but I would say psychologically I had a lot of strain.  I still have a lot of strain.
	I want to say that my family also went through a lot of strain as a cause of this.