[000:00:00;00] i was born in the city of novopolotsk, my mother was a salesman, my father was a master of sports in swimming. i did not think that i had any vision problems, that is , the doctors told me that they had already noticed this when i entered the olympic reserve school, that i did not meet all the parameters for playing sports. that's especially for professional sports. that is, if even at the us level it was like, well, acceptable, then, uh, they didn’t give me admission to the national team, and then we made a decision with the coach that, probably, i’d rather be a coach and it was very offensive

somewhere in my soul, but i didn’t show it on the video. it was insanely difficult, it was, i would say, it hurts a lot when your dream was taken away from you simply because you just don’t pass by some parameters. here, and then gave up to the last very great willpower. she has a lot of perseverance in 2009, when she was almost finishing school. i met a rebaking coach, where at that time i already worked with mogilev paralympic pizzas and somehow we tried to get into the paralympic team. and at i have a high degree of myopia, and i have atrophy of the optic nerve , clarity is lost. here is a bag on the head and walk to see from the stop to see the bus and that's it. the rest of the most memorable was the medal when i came back after a month. i took

third place at the world championships, and i understood that this was the only medal i needed to go in for sports. i quit my job. i gave up everything, that is, i had nothing at all. it was the most difficult and the most memorable, these are the feelings which because i'm over 10 m over 20. i fell from impotence. i crawled just in the literal sense , i crawled to my medal when i realized that he was an athlete. i probably realized this after the olympics. after i got up, this whole thing right there, the sports news began to show. uh, everywhere, otherwise talk about it, including the president repeatedly mentioned it and the awards are all there, well, i handed it over, like that. yes, i understand that at what level.

it’s like the coach and i took a chance on this. she said that she shouldn't run away because she can knock out those two races that i trained for. i took a risk. i even broke my stick at this distance, but i did not lose my superiority for the fact that his corpse was rewarded. you know it's been so many years. not in vain. but, when it happened like this, one medal is the second, and then the third. i'm here for joy, i didn't know, you know, i had such pride. all of us people want to be realized in society. here i get it specifically through the port. my motivation is my destiny, whatever it is there didn’t sound loud, but i do things with dirt on it that, probably, i won’t even imagine before. so well done,

well done. you and your mom won, right? for me , the family is just a support to learn that, in principle, not everyone can be healthy , all of my uh friends who saw these competitions. they say how simple that's how they do it there to get up there from the couch and just do the basic things. that is, it seems to me that this is a huge example, for which there is. well, if you show it. we consulted at the hay bazaar, we visit belarusian cities, to learn more about the cultural origins at the end of the 15th century. there was a large settlement at this place, and it appeared at the intersection of major trade

routes of the neman and brest vilnius, according to legend. the foundation stone, the foundation, of the costume was laid by the milanese princess and the polish queen of the world-famous bonasports came ethics, but come yes, i recommend it only in the daytime they say at night you can hear chilling blood. moans without attention, not let's leave the impressive facts of our time , this memorial sign was erected in honor of a native of the area mat. rena markevich, a simple peasant woman, contributed to the development of the state. she came up with a pattern on her hand, which eventually formed the basis of the ornament on the flag of belarus years ago. they came here from the city with the whole family to buy a house for living, but something did not go according to plan. so, we decided to make a full-fledged homestead for tourists for everything we do in the spring. they should

already be laying eggs to be offspring for tourists and igor and elena dorozhkins have prepared a lot of routes along the eco-trails of maloritchina for guests. and this suvorov well, we are very lucky, yes. in this respect, our malarita region is famous. lots of things to see, my friends. everyone here comes to me for berries and mushrooms , to see animals, to walk around the forest , to try real belarusian cuisine and enjoy life. see thursday classified wild fantasy secret what

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