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PART ONE. BORN BLESSED
The Birth of Natasha
Parents. Relationship with Her Brother
The Baptism of Natalia and Her Sister
A Dangerous Situation with Gypsies. Loss of 50% of Vision
An Unsuccessful Attempt by Natasha’s Brother to Hang Her and Her Sister. The Brother’s Dangerous Games
Natasha’s Abuse by Her Brother from Age 10 to 12
A Miracle on New Year’s Eve
Adventures at Grandmothers’ House in the Village During the Holidays
The Death of Grandmother Pelageya, and Natalia’s Sister’s Prophetic Dream About Her Death
The Parents’ New Summer House and Natasha’s Life There with Her Sister During the Summer
School Years. Natasha’s Aptitude for Mathematics and the Exact Sciences
Adventures in a Labor Camp After the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Disaster in 1986
The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Accident and Its Consequences for Natasha and Her Family
Tragic Events in the Life of Natalia and Her Family
First Encounters with Psychics and Their Consequences
PART TWO. THREE JOBS
FIRST JOB IN MEDICINE
Assignment to Work at the Children’s Polyclinic after Graduating from Medical School
The Fateful Trip for Vacation to Dagestan in 1991 and Its Consequence
А series of strange events after the vacation in Dagestan
The beginning of problems at work
Work in the Surgical Department of the Emergency Hospital
Work in the Maternity Hospital
Natalia’s relationships with her friends
Natalia’s relationships with the opposite sex
Unusual incidents that occurred in Natalia’s life while she was working in medicine
PART 2: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The Arrival of Diana, a Great Dane, in the Family
The Situation with Yuri Semenchuk and the Financial Debt
An Unpleasant Incident with the Tax Inspectorate and the Police
Meeting with Yuri Kuzmenkov. Problems with Yuri Semenchuk
Natalia Ends Her Entrepreneurial Activity Due to Health Reasons
During Natalya’s years as an entrepreneur, there were many comic and tragic incidents
The second incident
Moreover, in the Old Testament chapters of the biblical books, the date written in calendar form as “the tenth day of the seventh month” (July 10) corresponds to one of the most significant Jewish holidays – the “Sabbath of rest,” or the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, when the name of God (Yahweh) was pronounced in the Temple only once a year. It is from this Jewish holiday that the expression “scapegoat” originates, as on this day two goats were offered in sacrifice: one was killed, and the other was released to die in the wilderness. Such is the “tenth day of the seventh month,” the day our heroine came into the world.
After being discharged from the maternity hospital, the sisters were reunited. It was at that moment that their shared life as twin sisters began – with identical toys, hairstyles, clothing, and shoes. However, their appearance was not identical, as our heroine was a head taller and larger than her sister, who was very small and fragile. Their resemblance was limited to their facial features, while their figures were completely different. So it was impossible to confuse them. Their personalities also differed. Natasha, as the older sister, possessed strong will and assertiveness, and she always protected her younger sister, who had a weaker character. The life of twins is a world of its own, with relationships unlike those of other children, when everything is shared between two – a room, toys, classmates, friends, and acquaintances. It also means sharing one birthday. For most people, this day belongs only to them – the gifts, the flowers, the attention. But twins, especially in childhood, are forced to divide this day with their “other half.” Moreover, gathering guests for two birthday children at once was also a problem, especially as they grew older, because guests had to spend money on two gifts instead of one. Therefore, with each passing year, bringing friends and acquaintances together for a celebration during the summer vacation season became a real challenge for Natasha and her sister.
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A year after returning from their uncle’s, the brother harbored even greater resentment toward his sisters because he had been forced to live temporarily away from their parents. Realizing that directly harming his sisters could lead to consequences and punishment, he began arranging “accidents” during dangerous “games” he forced them to play. These games involved jumping from a wardrobe to a bed, from one bed to another. He made a bow and arrows, attaching real needles to the tips, and forced them to run through doorways while he shot them with these arrows. On one occasion, Natasha’s sister jumped and hit her head hard against the wall near the bed, losing consciousness for a short time.
When the family moved to an apartment on the 8th floor, the older brother’s “games” became more sophisticated. He forced his sisters to walk along the balcony railing on the 8th floor, holding only onto the clothesline. This was a “circus act game.” But he himself did not walk along the railing. Natasha and her sister were then six or seven years old, and he was ten or eleven. If Natasha refused to play, he would hit her. When the sisters successfully walked along the railing, he became very angry, apparently expecting the opposite outcome. Natasha and her sister were children and did not understand this. This continued for many years until the sisters grew older and began to recognize the danger of the games their brother proposed. When Natasha was ten to twelve years old (and her brother fourteen to sixteen), he began inventing “challenge-games.” One of these challenges involved crawling from one balcony to another in adjacent rooms. Natasha said it was suicidal and not worth doing. But the brother crawled across the balcony partition on the 8th floor. Natasha and her sister wanted to stop him, but it was impossible – he was stronger than they were. The sisters were terrified and told him he had gone mad, that he could fall and break himself. After that, he tried to force the sisters to crawl across, but they flatly refused. Natasha and her sister were no longer naive children, and he realized it. A few days later, a friend of the brother from a neighboring building came to visit. Natasha told him about her brother’s recent actions. The friend was extremely shocked. He said that for several weeks, the brother had come to his house every day to practice crawling from balcony to balcony, but on the first floor in an apartment with a layout identical to the one where Natasha’s family lived. After this incident, the brother’s friend stopped interacting with him.
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