and today our guest, finalist of the factorby 60+ project, veronika melnitskaya.ternoon, we've come a long way. the izorshi came to us today and wrote a letter in advance. that you have something to tell our viewers, that’s for sure, because i still have 39 years of work experience, where do we start, veronica, in 1981, the last century, it turns out that i graduated from the minsk pedagogical institute, the faculty of music and pedagogy, my diploma said singing music teacher, but i’ll preface my own a little conversation that i had to go after... the teacher, my beloved, kolesnikov, vyacheslav pedagogical institute, to the conservatory, because my mironovich, he insisted that i had to go to the conservatory, but since i really loved to sing, i just crazy since childhood therefore, i was even glad for the fact that i was not accepted into the conservatory, i passed the first specialty exam, it turned out that i was a little bit in the technical part, that is, in running speed. fingers on the keys, i was a little, well, lagging behind the previous ones, that is, fr

be silent is on air again, and today our guest is the finalist of the factorby 60+ project veronika melnitskayat it? so where to start? this means, firstly, every time i repeat the same phrase, like a spell. the fact is that it all starts from childhood, and when i remembered why, i have such a desire to maintain health without using any drugs or medications. it turns out i remembered, my mom, who is still alive today, thank you, god, lives, lives in kokhanovo, i hope that we will live to see 94, august 3rd, mommy, a big hello to you, a big hello, thank you for such charming daughters and son, there are four of you , yes, you are a mother, yes, there are four in the family and i always saw my mother, she was making tea, she was reading folk recipes from magazines somewhere, then she slipped me some exercises on some kind of printed on such pieces of paper, this i just didn’t realize it then, well , child and child, dad gives me a pill. or the doctor gives me a pill, my dad, by the way, is a veterinarian, so he treated me, well, not just my stomach, he knew about pills, he always treated me, he