MR LEWIN
I think that's something that we would recommend that you do.  I think I would like to, in thanking you for coming forward, I think what, you have something unique to tell.  You have your own story which is very unique and a very strong part of that story is that, as you put it, you thought you were going to die when you stood on this grenade.  That is something that is both very terrifying and at the same time must somehow give you strength because you survived an attack which could have killed you.  You were in a situation, in this conflict between, for instance between The Cats and The Comrades.  You were in a position where you could have died.  Is that not so ?  Others died around you and you have survived that which must be a great source of relief on the one hand but also of strength.  So I think what we would, in thanking you for coming and in thanking you also as you say, you've come  forward to make sure the people know what happened and to see whether we can help.  We can help but perhaps I think  the more important thing is that you can help yourself and what we would urge you to do is to start doing that because people will look up to you.  You're still a very young person.  You have talents you need to develop those talents.  You need also to seek help from the community, to ask how you can develop it.  Certainly we will investigate the possibility that there might be for you but we'd like, in thanking you I'd like to say, you know, use the strength that you have, that you have shown  in coming forward and having survived that attack.  Thank you very much for coming.