Re: Hi Kathryn :)

Hello "mom" :) Now I have a brother and a mother here on curezone! I start feeling so special, and not sure for what. After all, I'm just like you guys, trying to find the right path in life, AND in health.
I guess it's strange for you that I'm here at the young age because most people in America don't even know what it means to feel good. And they think they need to start taking care of their body after surtain age, or when they can't walk anymore. It makes sense why I'm here, becuase I NEVER felt so bad in my whole life, before coming to AMerica. I spend 4 years going to doctors trying to figure it out, but for them I was NORMAL, everything was normal, they told me to go and enjoy life, even when I told them I can't enjoy it because I don't feel good. That's why I started researching on my own and found curezone. THANK GOD! It saved my life. Well, at least my health. I say this because I believe, I still don't feel very good, as did before. But I feel I found something "true", honest. I love people here, everyone is willing to help. And a lot of people just say nice things, give others encouragement, like you :) I feel safer here then I do at doctor's office.

I think you should go to Russia with your husband. Many people should. See, people here, in America, think awful of Russia, and people in Russia think awful about America. I feel good about both countries, but only about what's good in those countries. I'm not trying to say that Russia is better, I know many things that are worse there, like there is no stability economically, much more people are drinking and noone cares, stupid government, etc etc. BUT there are many things that are better, I mentioned them before. And it's not as bad as people here think. We don't have bears on the streats, or winter around the year, or wooden houses in the cities, actually they have mentions over there, comparing to houses here. Russia is a civilized country, and in the last few years it really started to come together. I didn't recognize Moscow when I went there last year, as well as my hometown. They are building, growing, it's very european now. Of course, russia is big and somewhere closer to senter or east life is more difficult, but Moscow, St. Petersberg (Leningrad) would be great for you to visit. Ther is so much culture - it's unbelievable. You'll have to stay for 3 month in each city to really soak it in, see all the musiums, gallaries, theaters, restaurants and much more. After all, Russia is MUCH older then America.
Food is a whole different subject and there is only one way you can appreciate it, and it's not on curezone reading my message, believe me (you read squeaky cleans' messages) If you have any doubts about going, trust me - you will not regret it. At least not the food.

Oh, one more thing: people are also different there, they won't fake-smile at you and ask you how you are doing when they don't give a %$#/. And it might seem rude at first but it's not rudeness, it's just part of the culture. They don't hate you, but if they don't know you, they will not kiss your a.. just for you to buy something, for example. Honestly, I don't think it will bother you much. Of course, if you need help they'll help you, I'm just trying to worn you that people will feel different to you over there.

I would love to move to another state, but my husband doesn't want to. His parents are here, mine too, but for some reason he's more attached to them. Mama's boy... Maybe one day, when I finish my education and ahve a baby, I will talk him into moving, for baby's sake :)

Al right, got to go now, thanks again for your message, it's very nice of you! I will consider Illinoise, someone actually told me about it already, so definatly will look it up.

Katie.