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Goals in life
Self-realization, family
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Describe your
personality
Punctual, responsible, purposeful, responsive, kind
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Mindset
Technical
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Interested in
Singing, playing guitar, piano, violin, learning languages (Latin, German), film industry ( dubbing and filming), foreign medical articles and new research in the treatment of incurable diseases, drawing.
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Hobbies
Singing, drawing, playing in theater and productions, playing instruments, sports.
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Dietary
preferences
Breakfast: scrambled eggs with bacon or vegetables, bread with cottage cheese and coffee with molokomObed: Second course (chicken / turkey/ pork/beef / liver+ cereals ( any)), vegetable salad, tea or juice snack: fruit and chocolate, tea or juice Dinner: cereals with meat or vegetable salad, chocolate or cookies.
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Strengths
Attention, punctuality, responsibility, responsiveness, multitasking, purposefulness
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Weaknesses
Sometimes I'm too kind, and I don't always know how to properly allocate my energy resources
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Favorite color
Blue and all its shades
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Favorite season
Winter
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Favorite holiday
New Year and Christmas
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Favorite sport
Athletics and figure skating
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Favorite food
Chocolate, pork and beef liver, chicken, turkey, buckwheat
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Bad habits
No
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Favorite animal
Cat
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Favorite car
brand
no
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Favorite music
genre
Rock, Classical, Folk rock
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The most
hilarious
moment in life
Polyclinic. A normal day. A mother with a 3-year-old child comes to the reception. The boy is precocious and his parents buy him everything that interests him instead of a smartphone and other gadgets. It is not forbidden to disassemble electronics and it often comes with real tools or parts from any machine. That day, the nurse and I decided to do one thing. Our printer didn't work well and the administration didn't want to change it. When we saw the boy in the list of patients, we immediately realized that we could give him a printer, which he had wanted for a very long time, to play with. Our plan worked well. The kid picked at the printer with great interest while my mother and I discussed the medical examination plan. The reception ended and we, confident that he had broken the printer for us, happily said goodbye to our family. A fun moment was when we discovered that our young electrician had finally fixed the printer and that he no longer damaged the paper))))))))
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Favorite film
Radiance dir. Stanley Kubrick
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Favorite TV
series
Dr. House
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The event or
moment I
regret about the most
No
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Why I decided to
become a donor?
I have been a blood donor since I was 19 years old. Twice I gave my hair for wigs to children with cancer. I have always wanted to be an oocyte and bone marrow donor, but there are no good clinics in my hometown where this can be done safely. Motivation? A desire to help. I see how many families desperately want to have children, but cannot for certain reasons. If I can be the person who will give them happiness and such a long-awaited new life, I myself will be happy just from this thought.
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My most vivid
memory
from childhood
The very first memory. 2-2. 5 years old. My mother was working in the forensic medical examiner's office at the time. It just so happened that I didn't go to kindergarten yet and there was no one to leave me with. I remember long corridors, kind faces, and I was often there as a child, but one memory stands out from all of them. I was walking down the hall with my mother, and she handed me over to a tall young man in a dressing gown. He looked out for me at times when I needed it. We were walking down the hall and he suddenly squatted down and whispered conspiratorially do you want to see blood under a microscope?. The next thing I knew, in a small, dark office, I was standing on a chair next to a light microscope and looking through the eyepiece. I remember bright round red blood cells and purple white blood cell nuclei. I don't know why this particular memory is so vivid, but it may have partly influenced my profession in the future. But I still, rarely of course, but falli
