There was a moment in Dr. Irena Eris’s life when she and her husband wondered whether they should go on a family vacation for the winter break?
At that time, the company had introduced its first cream to the market, and sales were still low. Debts to family and friends were piling up. Common sense told them to let it go. They went, however, because “if we don’t go now, there will never be a moment when everything will be buttoned up, something will always be more important.”
And that’s how they tried to live. Not giving up pleasures and building memories not only related to work. Mrs. Irena still doesn’t have a mobile phone. At the end of our conversation, she handed me a yellow piece of paper with her phone number, asking with a smile to notify Mr. Włodek – the driver – that he could come pick her up.
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