In Jordan hospital, mental trauma scars children blown apart by bombs
As soon as the bombs exploded outside his house in the Iraqi town of Falluja, Rachid Jassam rushed onto the street to rescue the injured.
As the teenager ran out, another plane swooped overhead and dropped more bombs, the shrapnel tearing his right leg so severely local doctors wanted to amputate it.
His father refused the amputation to spare his son from a life of disability, and opted for basic surgery instead.
