Ukrainian anesthesiologist finding peace through music with Home Base [Video]

MUSIC. A MOVING MELODY, EACH NOTE A CATHARSIS OF EMOTIONS EVOKED BY THE DARK MEMORIES AND MOURNFUL SOUNDS OF WAR THAT BUILDING, UH, THAT JUST CUT IT BY TWO PIECE BY AIRSTRIKE IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR COVERED, UH, 70 PEOPLES, 60 OF THEM DIED. UKRAINIAN ANESTHESIOLOGIST DOCTOR BOHDAN RECALLS SURVIVING A RUSSIAN AIRSTRIKE IN 2022. IN A HOSPITAL BASEMENT USED FOR SURGERIES. SO MUCH STRESS THAT YOU JUST TRY TO CURE PATIENTS. NOW IN BOSTON, HE’S FOUND RESPITE ALONGSIDE BERKLEE MUSIC AND HEALTH INSTITUTE, MOVING HIS HANDS ACROSS A PIANO FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OVER TWO YEARS. STUDIES SHOW THAT MUSIC THERAPY CAN SUPPORT WITH STRESS REDUCTION SUPPORT, WITH ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION. DOCTOR BOHDAN IS HERE WITH GLOBAL RESPONSE MEDICINE, A NONPROFIT TREATING SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS IN UKRAINE. CURRENTLY LEARNING FROM SURGEONS AT MASS GENERAL HOSPITAL. WELL, IT’S HARD NOT TO CRY. UH, I’VE BEEN LIVING THERE FOR …