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    Grave Land
    Grave Land
    Grave Land
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    Grave Land

    By Amila D?oklo

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    Whatever happens, we will always seek for a better and happier world. Young people searching for a life adventure unknowingly were caught in crime network. How will this adventure end? Will their love survive? What will happen when they step into another reality?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse UK
    Release dateApr 5, 2012
    ISBN9781467896665
    Grave Land
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    Amila D?oklo

    Born in Mostar in 1986, I’m a med student, and I live in relation Mostar-Sarajevo. I love to write and read almost everything. Also, I like to travel when I can. I love all kind of antiques. I started to write because of my love of reading. I wanted to show another face of medicine. It’s not just to be a doctor and help people if you can. Medicine is pure science. It’s a way of life; it makes me who I am. Medicine is love for another human being. I wanted to show closer what medicine is and her branches because every part of medicine is beautiful in its own way. I want readers to enjoy the book with some fiction, science, love, mystery. A book is always the best way to relax from all the day’s rush. And for me, it’s the best way to escape from this world to another “book” world.

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      Grave Land - Amila D?oklo

      GRAVE LAND

      Amila Dżoklo

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      AuthorHouse™

      1663 Liberty Drive

      Bloomington, IN 47403

      www.authorhouse.com

      Phone: 1-800-839-8640

      © 2012 by Amila Dżoklo. All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      Published by AuthorHouse 03/30/2012

      ISBN: 978-1-4678-9667-2 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-4678-9666-5 (e)

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Thinkstock are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Thinkstock.

      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

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      This is a fiction and every name and character is product of my imagination. If there’s any resemblance to actual person weather living or dead is coincidental. Also if there’s any resemblance with some events is entirely coincidental.

      In memoriam Emir Čeho

      (12.07.1971-22.12.1993)

      1

      Death is the irreversible cessation of brain function and complete spontaneous respiratory function.

      Death can be in separated in two cases. One case is natural death as natural course of life and in another case, in the case of violent death, and we are talking about murder and suicide as types of violent death.

      It is strange how a man is accepting the death. If it was the older human being we only say the time has come. Because the body throughout life goes through various changes, the cells constantly dying and replacing them new and sometimes not, depending on the organ in question.

      It is known that liver cells are very well and quickly updated while a brain cells do not have this capability. It’s known that brain can only five minutes without oxygen and then the damage is irreversible.

      Anybody can comprehend that there was a time of death, but no one can comprehend the death of young person. And it’s so sad if that person was killed.

      Only you can feel it creeps through your body, the pupils are wide as if you looked the devil in the face, while the body defends itself from the shock of tears.

      While you’re trying to suppress the tremor that traps your body, you don’t have air to breath and you fight for every breath like a fish on dry land. But soon the scream of the brain wakes you up, like a deep call to mind that immediately went back to the reality.

      And you can’t indulge so much emotion when you are a doctor.

      That’s evident and for you it’s disastrous.

      Simply you have to cut off your emotional channels.

      You have to learn to distance yourself from everything and even of the worst scenes or otherwise that cost you too much.

      I can’t go into discussion about death with no one because when I say what I think about it they say to me: You’re emotionally cut somewhere or You are crazy, not human what’s wrong with you… Etc

      Why the hell I am?

      Because I have different opinion and I see death as freedom from the jail in this world. It’s end of life as we know it.

      We are turning another page literally.

      What will happen if we would live forever then it wouldn’t have any sense? I suppose it wouldn’t.

      We have a goal to accomplish. If we did it then some high force decide that there’s no more to do and that you’re come to the end.

      Little sounds skeptic but I couldn’t explain it simpler.

      I represent the opinion that our life is not meaningless.

      It’s not just a simple way get born, live something and die.

      I refuse that kind of terms. Life is more than that.

      May be sometimes is crap because we don’t understand it but in the end we have so many beautiful things to turn to.

      We always fight and live through it but we never ask ourselves what is goal of it?

      Why am I doing this?

      Did you ever thought for a minute about it?

      Did you ever listen yourself to hear what do you really want?

      Because life is meant for wishes and to try accomplish them.

      Life in this world has a goal but someone accomplish this goal faster or slower and then comes the end of road called life.

      So death is not something bad it’s simple end of rough road. We only have to live this life the best we can. Do what you want, be open mind, be happy because nothing is worth of being sad.

      There’s always new day to get it from the beginning.

      Once I read good sentence: The human spirit needs to accomplish, needs to achieve, need triumph to be happy by Ben Stein. I really think that it’s the way it goes.

      So we are what we are and I want to believe that something better waits us on the other side of medal.

      We do not choose to stay or go there’s higher force and lot of circumstances but that is not what I want write about now.

      *       *       *

      Since I can remember I wanted to go to study medicine and I only thought about that.

      That was the only thing that I wanted in life. All of my teachings were turned to it.

      As a child I dissected chickens with my nana how I called my grandmother. She took chicken for soup. I really enjoyed to see what’s inside, how are the organs posted.

      She would explain me everything. She was my best teacher and she thought me a lot of about life and death.

      Once, I remember that I had a little egg and I had to wait to excursion to little chicken. I was so excited that I have take it everywhere I go to the house, to my bed, out when I was playing with another animals.

      Nature acts Lovely isn’t it?

      At one moment I forgot where I left my egg and I sat on it. I was so sad and was so sorry that I have had destroyed a small chicken. It’s sad because I didn’t see the act of nature in my hands.

      So I wanted to observe the egg. I wanted to see giving birth to a living organism, but that unfortunately was no longer possible. And then I was looking for something new to watch, I loved to play research and write all what I’m able to notice a change in.

      Ellinor is such a wonderful child, she’s not demanding nana said.

      I know she can be annoying sometimes, she’s quite a temper mom.

      It’s not my dear, I really enjoy being with her nana again.

      My dear nana, if she knew what I was doing behind her back and my secret experiments with potato plant.

      Soon after the egg my interest was converted to a single stem of potato, which I took from the mint, and transplanted into box. I was curious as a child of 10-11 years old and I wanted to know what happens with plants.

      I followed it every day, while I came to the plan and took nana’s medicine in ampoules, which she gained for back pain. I stole a couple Garamycin ampoules and a syringe with a needle. A few days ago I had the stock for its stem. As I was a real scientist, I was curious how will behave plants if I gave them medicines that people use it.

      I gave it slightly under the skin of the stem taking care not to break it, adding vitamins and all what I could find. God knows what I had mixed, B-complex, Gramycin, Analgin, vitamin blocks.

      But there were no changes that I expected. I thought that maybe plant will die or change the color, but nothing happened.

      It has been a month but my little plant has remained the same although I do something that it looks stronger than the others. Maybe it’s just a product of my lush imagination.

      It is easy to enter into a fantasy world when you’re with my grandmother. This country simply gets you drunk, and in the morning birds wakes you up, you can feel smell of the flowers which reminds that you are alive all this while watching the nature and animals, as if performing a ritual devoted to the

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