I am often asked whether the cancer has just as suddenly disappear, as it had appeared? Tell you about an amazing event of my practice.

Once an appointment with me came a couple. They are, of course, linked the most delicate relations. There are a couple, as if radiating love. Both were about thirty-five years old: energetic, cheerful, burly man and his wife pretty slim. She kept pressing her to her husband, though he sought protection. His wife - her name was Alevtina - complained of being unimportant. Recently, her tormented weakness, dizziness, nausea.

One day in our clinic came to the well-known businessman in his fifties. He had everything - money, property, position in society, a young beautiful wife. There was not enough for him to complete happiness only one thing - children. Desperate to conceive naturally heir, Konstantin Liashenko - so let's call our hero - decided to seek help from doctors.

The first time I got married when I was twenty-five. At the time I graduated from college and I had a bride - a lovely sweet girl named Galina. We were going to get married as soon as I get a diploma.

Finally, the day came when all our efforts were crowned with perennial student main event - the issuance of diplomas. That is something we all waited with impatience. And now, he happiest moment: I and my classmates are keeping in the hands of the cherished blue crust, giving us the right to be certified as a surgeon.

After the presentation of diplomas was waiting for us prom. As soon as I walked into a hall decorated with flowers and laden with tables, my attention was immediately attracted a slender girl with long black hair. We met views. In her eyes, read the mind, dedication, irony and confidence.

Will the live set up business as it develops will usually become clear in about three years after its opening. Our caring attitude to patients and profestoo often the staff did their job - this time all of wishing to be treated in our clinic, "DOCTOR" was already a month ahead.

I have worked enthusiastically, tirelessly, and kept thinking about how to improve the work of the clinic. Of course, the permit system military hospital, where we rented a room, made it difficult for us to access patients. Another reason, which is hampering the development of the clinic, were complex lease relationships with the regime now. Several times we were warned that it might have to leave the premises. Work under constant threat of imminent eviction was morally very difficult. So it seems that come tomorrow for an operation, and you say: "All free up the territory. And where I - with its operational, with staff, with patients who desire the assistance?