Every Tuesday, around ten o’clock in the morning, Eva Durán enters the hospital classroom of CHUS. She doesn’t know which children she will find or what tasks she will have to do. She knows that, at one o’clock, she will have to leave quickly: «I have to go running because I have a dream class na facultade, or bo é que non está moi lonxe». However, this young mathematician, 22 years old, refuses to consider it a sacrifice. «Eu o paso bomba cos b…
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Every Tuesday, around ten o’clock in the morning, Eva Durán enters the hospital classroom of CHUS. She doesn’t know which children she will find or what tasks she will have to do. She knows that, at one o’clock, she will have to leave quickly: «I have to go running because I have a dream class na facultade, or bo é que non está moi lonxe». However, this young mathematician, 22 years old, refuses to consider it a sacrifice. «Eu o paso bomba cos b…