October 7th Survivor, Shot 12 Times, Walks Fashion Week Runway
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Eden Ram, who was shot 12 times during the October 7th attack, walked the runway at Fashion Week. She described the experience as a privilege and a reminder of her survival, embracing her scars as symbols of her journey. Ram is pursuing further studies and aims to positively influence others.
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- October 7th survivor Eden Ram, shot 12 times, walked the Fashion Week runway.
- Ram stated her scars are now a source of pride, symbolizing her survival.
- She recalled the intense fear of the attack and credits improvised tourniquets for saving her legs.
- Ram underwent challenging rehabilitation and is now pursuing master's degrees in law and business.
- Her goal is to do good and positively influence others through her experiences.
Eden Ram, a survivor of the October 7th Hamas attack who sustained 12 gunshot wounds, walked the runway at Fashion Week on Wednesday. Dressed in white symbolizing revival and victory, Ram shared her emotions during the walk, recalling the events of the "Black Saturday" attack.
Speaking on "Hadashot 15," Ram described the experience as a "huge privilege" and a "reminder of the great miracle" that saved her life. She recounted the intense fear during the attack, stating, "I was sure my life was ending, terrorists in front of my eyes at point-blank range." She was saved by improvised tourniquets that preserved her legs.
After two months of challenging rehabilitation, Ram was able to stand again by Hanukkah. Despite ongoing physical challenges, including shrapnel and a bullet in her pelvis, she has learned to embrace her approximately 30 scars. "Today I love them, I love that they are visible, and for me, it constantly reminds me of the journey I've been through," she emphasized, defining her walk as a "huge shout" to declare, "I am alive."
Ram is continuing her journey with a forward-looking perspective, dedicated to commemorating her fallen friends and beginning her master's studies in law and business administration. Her aspiration is to "ultimately do good and influence other people."