London (Reuters) - said Monday, a Pakistani girl students in Britain accept reconstruction surgery, was shot in the head by the taliban she felt much better, is focused on her mission to help others.
A group of the doctor took five hours of 15 years old horse to pull Yousufzai operation on Saturday, her head bone and titanium plate repair parts and artificial cochlear implants, restore hearing in her left.
When talking about 24 hours after wake up, in central England in Birmingham, queen Elizabeth hospital surgery, Yousufzai said she had to walk about.
"I can walk a little bit, I can speak, I feel much better," she said, from her hospital bed before, in the video clip published in hospital.
"I think I'll soon get better, there is no problem. It is my mission is same, help, I will do it," she said.
In October at close range was shot in the head Yousufzai girls education advocates the taliban, and treatment was taken to the British.
In the hospital doctor said, they left a deep impression, her recovery so far, hope that she would be discharged soon a description of her focus and enthusiasm.
"She should feel sorry for yourself after 24 hours, so that the operation, rather than help others talk about," Dave said, the hospital's medical director, rothie.
On the Yousufzai attack, she left the school in the valley, watt, by the international society's widespread condemnation, the girl has become resistance taliban efforts, the deprivation of women's education and the symbol of other rights.
"Rothie said," there are a lot of support (for Yousufzai) from all over the world, in a large number of communication.
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