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Semmi Djabrail: «It's Already Happened» // Tell Gordeeva

Tell Gordeeva
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#скажигордеевой #интервью #сэммиджабраиль Semmi Djabrail was born in the North Caucasus, moved to St. Petersburg, became a model, started a successful Instagram blog – and was planning to move to America. In September 2017, a couple of weeks before leaving for abroad, Semmi was in a car accident: she lost her leg, experienced clinical death five times. Three years have passed. Now Semmi has a new prosthetic leg – one of the best modern prostheses in the world. She's a model again, with almost 200 thousand followers on Instagram. And Semmi is changing the world – shaping a new attitude in society towards people with disabilities. On Semmi's birthday, the first episode of the YouTube show "Tell Gordeeva" comes out, in which Djabrail tells the story of her life for the first time – to Katerina Gordeeva. Semmi Djabrail - / semmi_djabrail Catherina Gordeeva - / catherinagordeeva #сэммиджабраиль #скажигордеевой #интервью 00:00 Who is  …...more
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Who is Semmi Djabrail

0:00

What's it like to be born a girl in Dagestan

2:45

How Semmi lost her leg

4:07

The price of respect is a leg

8:01

How life is organized in Dagestan: "You constantly have to prove that you're stronger"

12:22

Guys could... take you in a car, take you away and rape you...

15:30

How things are in Russia with sex for people with disabilities

19:06

The leg appeared - as if with it I became even cooler

20:00

How and what Semmi dresses in

23:30

People don't know what disability is

25:42

I want to be able to do great things and do it easily

31:50

Nothing can be changed. It's already happened.

35:20

How Semmi woke up in the hospital and why she wasn't ready to see her mom

39:12

She couldn't handle it, she committed suicide

44:55

Does Semmi think about the past

47:40

When will cyberpunk become the norm?

49:24

Treat women the same way you would want a man to treat you – like royalty

53:50

It's always nice to make history

56:33
Semmi Djabrail: «It's Already Happened» // Tell Gordeeva
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2020Sep 18
#скажигордеевой #интервью #сэммиджабраиль Semmi Djabrail was born in the North Caucasus, moved to St. Petersburg, became a model, started a successful Instagram blog – and was planning to move to America. In September 2017, a couple of weeks before leaving for abroad, Semmi was in a car accident: she lost her leg, experienced clinical death five times. Three years have passed. Now Semmi has a new prosthetic leg – one of the best modern prostheses in the world. She's a model again, with almost 200 thousand followers on Instagram. And Semmi is changing the world – shaping a new attitude in society towards people with disabilities. On Semmi's birthday, the first episode of the YouTube show "Tell Gordeeva" comes out, in which Djabrail tells the story of her life for the first time – to Katerina Gordeeva. Semmi Djabrail - / semmi_djabrail Catherina Gordeeva - / catherinagordeeva #сэммиджабраиль #скажигордеевой #интервью 00:00 Who is Semmi Djabrail 02:45 What's it like to be born a girl in Dagestan 04:07 How Semmi lost her leg 08:01 "The price of respect is a leg" 12:22 How life is organized in Dagestan: "You constantly have to prove that you're stronger" 15:30 "Guys could... take you in a car, take you away and rape you..." 19:06 How things are in Russia with sex for people with disabilities 20:00 "The leg appeared - as if with it I became even cooler" 23:30 How and what Semmi dresses in 25:42 "People don't know what disability is" 31:50 "I want to be able to do great things and do it easily" 35:20 "Nothing can be changed. It's already happened." 39:12 How Semmi woke up in the hospital and why she wasn't ready to see her mom 44:55 "She couldn't handle it, she committed suicide" 47:40 Does Semmi think about the past 49:24 When will cyberpunk become the norm? 53:50 "Treat women the same way you would want a man to treat you – like royalty" 56:33 "It's always nice to make history"

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