I would really like to go to the homecoming party, because I have very fond memories of my school years

Good afternoon! Writes you Lyzenko Anna Sergeevna, who studied at the school until 2007.

I would really like to go to the homecoming party, because I have very fond memories of my school years.

After I graduated from high school, I entered the Bashkir Medical College for the specialty "Obstetrician". In college, I made new friends, I mastered the profession and decided not to stop there and get an additional specialty. I simultaneously entered the courses of "massage", and I also decided to get a pedagogical education and entered the Bashkir Pedagogical University. Once my medical education was very useful to me.

My friends and I were driving to another city and saw a man on the road asking for help. His wife started having premature contractions, but the car stalled on the way to the hospital. We decided to give them a lift and on the way to the hospital I provided medical care and supported the pregnant girl. In the end, everything ended well, and the girl gave birth to a healthy daughter. Both the man and the girl were very grateful to us.

After graduating from the university, I also continued my self-education, improved my skills, and took additional courses.

However, apart from my studies, I had a very busy life. I met a lot of interesting and enthusiastic people, led an active social life, participated in various competitions and won prizes.

Of course, the time of study was fun, but at the same time difficult, because I had to learn to live an independent adult life, to be responsible for myself and my actions, and I also tried to help my parents financially.

To do this, I got a job in a cafe. I worked as a waitress in the evenings after school, and the money I earned was enough to meet my own needs and help my parents a little.

I've grown up and made a lot of friends, but I still keep in touch with a few of my classmates and would really like to meet the whole class and the teachers.

I really hope for an answer.

Sincerely, Anna Lyzenko