Photo:Tatyana Belkova's personal archiveShe came to our first meeting wearing a headscarf, constantly smiling and shyly hiding her hands, burned by yet another chemotherapy, under the table. A year later, I didn't recognize her...A beautiful, fragile blonde in a smart dress and high heels stood at the threshold. Tatyana Belkova is just over 30 years old, she has three children, four jobs and no husband. More than a year ago, she learned about cancer. At that time, her source of income was cakes, which she baked in a six-meter kitchen and sold. The diagnosis did not knock Tanya down, but only forced her to mobilize. In between the side effects of various unpleasant procedures, she continued to be a mother and a businesswoman with cakes. Then, numerous subscribers to her Instagram page sympathized with her, empathized, supported her, and now admire her. She not only defeated the disease, although remission can hardly be called a victory, and became incredibly beautiful, but also continues to gain momentum in social activities. When chemotherapy ruined Tanya's hands, she could not bake. But you need something to live on and feed the children. She went to a cosmetics company where her mother built a business. It worked! So she got another job, because she soon returned to her favorite thing - cakes. Even during her illness, Tanya had so much energy that she organized her own club "The Art of Living", within the framework of which she regularly held meetings with everyone who wanted to share their joys and hear about others. Exclusively positive! So she was soon offered to host a program on the online radio "Kometa" with the name of her club. The story is the same - meetings with interesting, positive people who share their experience and knowledge on the air. Tanya doesn't get a penny for this work, only positive emotions. She was also lucky enough to try herself as an online journalist on an automobile portal - she arranges test drives of different cars and writes about them from the point of view of a beautiful blonde. By the way, she doesn't get money for this either, she works for experience. And Tanya dreams of her own social program on television. And all this between a fitness club for herself, a school and a swimming pool for 12-year-old Petya, a kindergarten and English classes for 7-year-old Vitya and 5-year-old Masha. In their free time from work and clubs, they go together to cafes, movies, museums and travel.
