Janka Múdra

Since I was a child, thanks to my parents’ LP, I have heard about Drietoma, through which a smart driver races, but only when working on the Trenčín project did I first get into this inconspicuous village.

My colleague Janka and photographer Theresa were here looking for the fourth one of the surgery musketeer. It took us a while to ask because the address we got wasn’t exactly accurate. Mrs. Janka had two days off, and the whole family seemed to be home, since our galleries were gradually viewed by husband and young. Finally, an award-winning Jane who had just made an important phone call showed up.

In her dress with the motif of wolf poppy, she resembled the animated evening of the Amálka fairy. As she read the appreciation, her eyes besieged her with emotion. We didn’t have to tell her about the project anymore, because we’ve already met in surgery to evaluate her colleagues. So we discussed the work of a nurse who has been faithful for forty – three years. Of these, she has been operating in surgery for over 20 years, previously caring for the elderly as a social sister. She said that sometimes it was hard because she couldn’t separate the sad fates of patients from her privacy. But there are times she wouldn’t change. One such occurred when she recently landed for an interview for the Good Newspaper. When I found out that a thousand and six hundred flags appeared during 16 hours of conversation, I almost fainted. We all do what we choose, and if we don’t love it, we don’t do it.

The interview touched the 20 – year friendship with Alenka, who nominated her. They also take three trips to the Tatras together and because Janka loves holidays by the sea, once Alenka convinced and took with her to Bulgaria. They trust each other with their secrets, and one with their backs in a difficult life situation.