Beata Zelmanová

We visit med kites often. They are educated and mostly very patient and empathetic. Just like Mrs. Beata, who we visited at a pharmacy in Kubra, next to a local church. One of her clients, who is just coming out of the pharmacy, has only words of praise for her.

She’s cute, always in line, which is better, which isn’t. When something happens to children, the advice that the medicine is more appropriate guides how to treat is commended.

Mrs Beatka goes to work from Sihota. He’s moving his bike. She’s been behind the pharmacy counter since the 83rd and spent most of that time in a Cuban pharmacy.

In March it was thirty-three years, to be specified.

The work still fills it, though it says that circumstances are different from those of the former. Still, he is not considering well – deserved rest because he wants to be with people. As far as possible, he’s trying to advise them as a pharmacist.

But I always have to respect the doctor’s decision. If he says there are no substitutes available, I don’t offer any refunds, and he adds.

We want to learn more about her hobbies, so we ask what she likes.

Life and my little granddaughter, Emma, will say without hesitation and describe how she and her three-year-old are cooking, cleaning, planting flowers, watering, going to the playground, walking a dog, practicing and having their evening ritual.

We dance, we don’t sleep without it. She must be the evening disco, and she describes with unhindered joy. She adds that they also like to sing together, and at this very early age, the little one likes to play the piano. Grandma thinks she’s got musical skills.

When she comes, I’ll come to life, even if I’m half dead, she adds.