I was born on April 7th, 1998, in the north of Romania, on the same day my country celebrated freedom.
I come from a modest family, but I was raised with love, faith, and strong values.
My mother has always been more than a mother: she has been my father, my friend, my courage, and my guiding light.
I began reading at the age of five, eager to learn about the world. I received a private education and was taught to help people without expecting anything in return.
I had the blessing to grow up in a cultural circle that encouraged my voice.
One of the people who believed in me was dr. Felician Pop, who opened the doors of literature and history for me.
At sixteen, I was already working with a local TV station and the County Museum of History. I also played a leading role in Alfazet, a beautiful cultural initiative that shaped my path.
At eighteen, I moved to England to continue my studies in healthcare, a road I chose because of my mother’s example. But life often changes direction, and I had to adapt.
Today I live in The Netherlands, where I work as an entrepreneur in professional hospitality services. No matter the job, I try to carry kindness with me.
If there is one regret I hold close to my heart, it is that I didn’t spend more time with my mother, who, at only 48, is now fighting her final battle with cancer.