What have been the catalysts to the transformations in your life?

Gosh, you have had many challenges in your life to bring you here! My life transitioned at 5 as well - although I couldn't know it at the time - as my family split apart with the divorce of my parents. I wonder what your father's illness was and where your relationship with him is now? Where are you from originally? I have so many questions I would ask you about your life's experiences and the things you are studying now....but instead I would ask you to share the details with which you are comfortable. How did these experiences impact your life? Your father's illness, not having your mother? Do you feel they ultimately created a stronger sense of who you are?

my father got schizophrenia, got it literally over night. One day was perfectly normal, the next day woke up all strange left and came back a few days later totally delusional. I'm originaly from all over the wrold lol. Tomorrow i'm breaking a record of living in one place for the longest, 7 years. Was bork in Ukraine, but we moved out a little more then a month after i was born. Chernolil accident madi it rather undesierable for my family to go back to ukraine lol. I lived in 3 middle eastern countries, in russia and then when i was 13 i came back to ukraine and lived there for another 3 years. I think all the things that happened made me stronger. I learned how to cook soups when i was 9 after all and could do everything any woman should know how to do when i was 13. It tought me a lot and i now am ready for almost anything life can throw at me. If the whole civilization will colapse tomorrow, i will be one of the few who will actually know what to do to survive, skils that are needed very much. I'm now concentrating on alternative medicine and at the same time trying to find a way to make this place a better one through politics. I learn a bit too much about how corupt orgonized religions are and how corupt our govenment is. All the ways our government poisons us and makes it nearly impossible for us to think on our own. Missinformation that is forced on us by the media is simply scary. Since i know 3 languages and get news from different countries, i get a view on the same news from different prespective and can use my own judgement to figure out who's lying.

I love that perspective - knowing three different languages and so able to get news from three different countries - what a unique look on what's happening in our world! Like you, I learned to cook and take care of myself and others at a young age. There were five of us children, with 7 years between us older two and the younger ones. My sister and I did a lot to help take care of things at home. Although there wasn't mental illness, my mom struggled with physical illness when I was a teenager and my sister was out of the house. There was a lot to help manage. Having lived so many places, do you find there is somewhere you prefer and would go back to if given the opportunity?