The power of one button
There is one thing that tests my mental stability every day - the elevator call button. No, not at work, but at home, in an ordinary entrance. Why, tell me, is there always a person who presses it... and then three more times in a row, as if the elevator will hear better?
Today I was standing with a neighbor. He pressed the button, it lit up. After 3 seconds - again. After 2 - again. I asked:
- Do you accompany it with a spell or just check the pressure?
He looked at me very seriously and said...
Feeling Like a Queen: What Every Woman Deserves
Sometimes, it doesn't take a castle or a crown to make a woman feel like a queen. It's in the little things — the way someone listens to her with real interest, how they respect her space, her choices, and her dreams. A single compliment whispered at the right moment can be more powerful than diamonds.
A woman feels like a queen when she’s cherished not just for how she looks, but for who she is — her fire, her softness, her strength, her vulnerability. When she is seen, truly seen, and not jus...
Body and Mind: The Chemistry of Touch
I touch hundreds of bodies every day. Cold skin, damp palms, tense shoulders. People are afraid of pain, but even more afraid of touch, which reveals too much.
It only takes me a couple of seconds to understand that you haven’t slept, you’re nervous, you’re lying. Your pulse gives away more than words. Your pupils constrict with fear. And your breathing is interrupted not only by pain… but also by desire.
There are formulas in medicine, there are protocols. But between them there is space. And...
When life is a challenge, not a schedule...
Working in an ambulance is not just a profession. It is a daily readiness to be where pain, fear and hope meet at one point. Recently we went to a call to a man who lost consciousness. While we were driving, I remembered how important seconds are. On the spot - actions, without unnecessary emotions. But then, in the car, when everything was already under control, I looked at him and thought: how often do we forget to appreciate life simply because we think that there is a lot of time...
Sometim...