Mustafa KUZHAN
Bio
My name is Mustafa Kuzhan. I am retired from the pharmaceutical industry. I am currently working for online sales.
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Once upon a time there was a family of five who lived in a small town nestled at the foot of a great mountain range. They loved their home and the beauty of the surrounding nature, but knew that there was always a risk of earthquakes in the area. They had taken precautions such as securing heavy objects and installing an earthquake alarm system, but they had never anticipated what would happen. One morning, while the parents were preparing breakfast and the children were getting ready to go to school, the ground began to shake violently. The family, who immediately realized that there was an earthquake, gathered quickly in the hall they determined as a safe place in such an event. But the shaking only intensified, and soon the walls began to crack and the ceiling began to collapse. The family hugged each other and prayed for the earthquake to stop, but it seemed like it would never end. After what seemed like an eternity, the shaking finally stopped. The family was in shock and covered in dust and debris, but they were grateful to have survived. They immediately started looking for each other and after a few minutes of panic found that everyone was fine. However, their home was destroyed and they were trapped inside. With no way to call for help and no close neighbors to trust, the family realized they were on their own. They huddled together, trying to stay warm and calm, and waited for the rescuers to arrive. However, as time passed, they began to lose hope. Parents tried to comfort their children by telling stories and playing games to get them out of their predicament. Days passed, and the family's condition worsened. They were running out of food and water, and the temperature was dropping fast. They knew they had to do something to survive, so they started emerging from the rubble. With the limited tools at their disposal, they dug tirelessly, taking shifts and supporting each other throughout the process. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, they broke through the surface and saw the light of day. Rescuers were waiting for them and they were taken to a nearby hospital for medical attention. They were tired but thankful they were alive. The family is reunited with extended family members who have frantically searched for them since the earthquake began. Together, they hugged and wept, grateful to have survived such a devastating event. The family eventually rebuilt their home, but the memory of the earthquake stayed with them forever. They learned to appreciate the time they spent together and never underestimate their safety. They also promised to always be prepared for any future disaster and to help others in need as they were helped themselves. continue about their psychology The experience of being under the rubble for days deeply affected the psychology of the family. Initially, they were in shock and stunned by the enormity of the disaster. They were grateful to be alive, but they were also afraid of what might happen next. While waiting to be rescued, they experienced a range of emotions including fear, helplessness, and hopelessness. They were worried whether they would be found in time and whether they would survive. As time passed, family members began to develop a sense of camaraderie and resilience. They supported each other with their experience, working together to dig their way out of the wreckage. They drew strength from each other and focused on survival. They realized that their survival depended on their ability to work as a team and stay positive in the face of difficulties. After being rescued, family members experienced a range of emotions. They were relieved to be alive but also traumatized by the experience. They had witnessed their home being destroyed and devastated, and the loss of their possessions and memories was hard to bear. They were also physically and emotionally drained, and the experience had left them with a sense of vulnerability and vulnerability. After recovering from the trauma, family members began to rebuild their lives. They received support from extended family members and the community, which helped them regain a sense of normalcy. However, they also realized that the experience had profoundly changed them. They had a new appreciation for life and were more aware of their own mortality. They also felt a deep sense of gratitude for the people who helped them, and they wanted to repay it by helping other people in need. As a result, the experience of being under the rubble deeply affected the psychology of the family. It left them with a sense of vulnerability, trauma, and an appreciation for life. But it also brought them together and helped them develop a sense of resilience and community. Eventually the family was able to rebuild their life and move forward, but the memory and experiences of the earthquake remained with them forever.
By Mustafa KUZHANabout a year ago in Families
Diabetes and nutrition
Diabetes, the fact that the gland called the pancreas in the body does not produce enough insulin hormone or that the insulin hormone it produces cannot be used effectively also ends and has a lifelong nutrition. As a result, the person cannot use glucose, the sugar that passes into the blood from the food they take, and blood sugar rises (hyperglycemia).
By Mustafa KUZHANabout a year ago in Futurism
DİYABET ve BESLENME
Diyabet, vücudunuzda pankreas adlı salgı bezinin yeterli miktarda insülin hormonu üretmemesi ya da ürettiği insulin hormonunun etkili bir şekilde kullanılamaması durumun da gelişen ve ömür boyu süren bir hastalıktır. Sonuç olarak kişi, yediği besinlerden kana geçen şekeri yani glukozu kullanamaz ve kan şekeri yükselir (hiperglisemi).
By Mustafa KUZHANabout a year ago in Longevity
