Inka Teschinská, like millions of other people, has struggled with atopic eczema all her life. Until recently, she thought no one could understand how she felt. Every touch hurts her, she’s ashamed to take off her sweater and she can’t sleep. But when she started blogging, she found that many other atopics were solving similar … Read more
“I would like to know. So she bought everything she needed and started learning how to paint Easter eggs. It’s Mrs. Helena, who is a respectable 75-year-old and who masters brilliantly, despite her health restrictions, the decoration of puffed eggs. I stumbled upon it by accident, thanks to an ad on Facebook. She is so … Read more
Květoslava Patočková from the Semily region, who lived from 1912 to 1991, was a sought-after healer Vinklář and Ljuba Skořepová or painters Vladimír Komárek or Adolf Born. But Patočková was also a clairvoyant capable of predicting the future. For example, the fall of communism or the advent of the covid epidemic. Whether she really had … Read more
It’s half past two and the keys click in the lock. Like every day of the week. Regularity and precision are typical characteristics of people with autism. People with autism spectrum disorder, to whom today is dedicated the World Day for Understanding Autism, perceive the world differently. Lenka Ambrožová described Drbně what life with an … Read more
There is another interview with an (un)ordinary person, this time Viktorie Švejdová, a Czech hockey goalkeeper and historically the first Chrastavanka to compete in the Olympic Games. At only nineteen, she represented the Czech women’s hockey team at the Beijing Winter Olympics this year. Victoria currently operates in Sweden and has shared her story with … Read more
There is another interview with an (un)ordinary person, this time Viktorie Švejdová, a Czech hockey goalkeeper and historically the first Chrastavanka to compete in the Olympic Games. At only nineteen, she represented the Czech women’s hockey team at the Beijing Winter Olympics this year. Victoria currently operates in Sweden and has shared her story with … Read more
English and Russian interpreter Karolína Sýkorová from Jablonec studies, works and is the mother of a two-year-old daughter. Nevertheless, after the outbreak of war in Ukraine, she did not hesitate and went to help on the Slovak-Ukrainian border. She was one of the first people fleeing the war to come into contact after the border. … Read more
“I’m in favor of the state fighting disinformation more vigorously, but on the other hand, such things need to be based on laws.” In an interview with Drbna, he also explained how the murder of his colleague Ján Kuciak changed the Slovak media’s approach to investigative journalism. After the tragic death of a young data … Read more