Ambulance calls come in different forms: sometimes physical help is needed, and sometimes just presence and warmth. Sometimes you realize that you are treating not only the body, but also the soul. One patient once said: "You came not as a doctor, but as a person." And this is perhaps the greatest compliment that can be heard in my work.

Sometimes in life there are moments when everything around you ceases to matter. There is no noise from the city, no to-do list on your phone, not even your own thoughts - only you and someone else's breath, which you hold on to like a rope over an abyss. In these moments, time becomes viscous, and every inhalation and exhalation of the patient is a small victory over chaos.

In the ambulance, we often see how thin the line is between "everything will be fine" and "we're late." And it is precise...

Sometimes it’s the little things that make the biggest difference in a relationship. Simple words of support, unexpected compliments, or genuine smiles. But just as important is how a man shows his attention through gifts.

For me, gifts aren’t just material things—they’re a symbol of care, thoughtfulness, and the desire to bring joy. They show that someone values me and wants to fill our relationship with warmth and happiness. Even a small surprise can melt a heart and strengthen the bond betwe...

Today I was rushing to a call again. No matter how many years I have been in medicine, my heart still stops when the siren pierces the morning. But, you know, there are special cases - when you save not only the body, but also the soul. Once I came to a man whose heart stopped... and after resuscitation he said: "You are an angel." And I thought: in life we meet for a reason. Sometimes we come to each other at the most critical moment to remind each other: life is fragile, and feelings are even ...