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09/02/2026

Есть у меня одна утренняя суперсила- включить музыку и через 5 минут уже обожать этот день.
Кто в клубе утренних танцев? 😉

I have this little morning superpower: I turn on some music, and 5 min later I’m already in love with the day.
Who else is in the morning dance club? 😃

08/27/2026

🇷🇺После серых дней особенно хорошо видно, сколько вокруг света.
И, пожалуй, именно поэтому жизнь ощущается ещё прекраснее ❤️
🇺🇸After a few gray days, you notice the light around you so much more.
Maybe that’s exactly what makes life feel even more beautiful❤️

08/25/2026

SURGERIES AT RISK
Remember when I said my surgeries were at risk? Here’s what happened.
I got to the clinic that morning, and my surgeries were scheduled for 8am
Before surgery, they did another blood test.
They took my blood. I waited.
A little while later, they came back and took it again. I waited.
Then they came back a third time. More blood.
I’m sitting there in the hospital room with no idea whether I’m even having surgery that day. I keep asking questions, and all they tell me is, “Just wait.”
Now let’s go back one day.
Remember when I said in the last Reel that they removed a tooth while I was getting my implants?
After that, I developed inflammation, and some of my bloodwork came back abnormal.
And while I was waiting for the doctors’ final decision, I already had a completely different scenario running through my head.
My doctor had explained that if they couldn’t clear me for surgery, I’d have to take antibiotics for 4–5 days, get my bloodwork done again, and only then would they decide whether I could have surgery.
But my entire trip was only 10 days. My hotel was booked. My flight home was already booked. I had to be back in Miami on the July, 16th.
And I’m sitting there realizing that because of one extracted tooth, my entire plan could fall apart.
Finally, close to 10am, they came in and said, “Okay, we’re doing the surgery.”
That’s when I could finally breathe.
But there’s one obvious question: why did I get implants right before four surgeries in the first place?
Well, guys, that’s where this story takes another turn.

08/25/2026

The day before surgery.
In the last episode, I told you that after getting implants, the rest of my surgeries were suddenly at risk.
But I had no idea yet, so I decided to spend the day walking around Istanbul and, most importantly, eating something good. Because after surgery, real food was going to be off the table for a while.
And girls, let’s be honest: Turkey has a lot of good-looking men!
This really cute promoter came up to me and tried to sell me something. I said no and kept walking, but he followed me.
Turns out, he wasn’t interested in promoting anything anymore. He was interested in my plans for the evening.
And he didn’t even speak English. But has a language barrier ever stopped a motivated man? 😉
Out came Google Translate.
He asked me out, and I said, “Okay, but we have a little problem. After my surgery tomorrow, you’re not even gonna recognize me.”🤣
I tried to leave, then his friend joined him, then another guy, and at some point I had a whole little Turkish delegation following me.
And I thought, “Maybe I should just move to Turkey. Finding a husband here clearly won’t be a problem.”
But girls, fair warning: Turkish men are handsome, stylish, and very persistent.
Eventually, I escaped back to my hotel.
And that was my last day before surgery.
But the next morning, the fun was over. The doctors were deciding whether they could operate on me at all.

08/22/2026

I decided to go back to Hawaii.
Do you have great videos sitting on your phone that you never posted because you feel like it’s already too late? I have tons of them. Hawaii, for example.
I started sharing that trip, but then Istanbul happened, surgery happened, I moved, and Hawaii just got lost in everything that came after.
But if I’m turning my life into a series, randomly jumping back in time would feel weird. So I found a way to connect it all.
NOW is me filming this video today.
SURGERY is what was happening in my life a few weeks ago.
And the phrase “TWO WEEKS BEFORE SURGERY” takes us right back to Hawaii.
That’s how the series works. My story doesn’t exist only in the present. There’s the past, the present, and whatever happens next.
And now I can finally continue Hawaii, because I still have so much beautiful footage I never shared.
This is just one way to bring old footage back into your current content.

08/22/2026

Lately, everything here has been about Istanbul and my surgeries. But just 2 weeks before all of that, I was in Hawaii, having the time of my life.
Two weeks before surgery.
Hawaii. Day 3.
I want my life to be filled with as many moments like this as possible. To see things with my own eyes, to feel them, to remember them. Because the things that truly move you stay with you, and somehow they become a part of who you are ❤️

08/21/2026

SURGERY · PART 4
After this surgery, the other four might not have happened at all. Here’s something I hadn’t told you yet: there weren’t four surgeries. There were five. The day I landed in Istanbul, I was already scheduled to get dental implants. After a long flight and barely any sleep, my coordinator told me my driver would pick me up at 3pm. Straight from the plane to the dentist. Just the way I like it. I only had 10 days in Turkey, so we had to start with the implants. After my face and neck lift, I wouldn’t have been able to open my mouth properly. That’s why I specifically looked for an all-inclusive clinic. One coordinator handled the doctors, clinics, drivers, and all the logistics. All I had to do was make it downstairs on time. At the dental clinic, they took X-rays, we went over everything, and then they gave me local anesthesia and placed the implants. One tooth had to be removed, but everything went quickly and smoothly. They gave me so much anesthesia that for the next five hours, my mouth basically had a life of its own. I went back to the hotel completely calm. First surgery done. Everything was going according to plan. But what I didn’t know was that two days later, those implants would put the other four surgeries at risk. Part 5 next

08/20/2026

I used to think the hardest part of creating content was figuring out what to film. Turns out, it’s not.
What if, instead of treating every Reel as a separate piece of content, you could turn your whole blog into a series?
Where one story naturally leads into another. Where each Reel can stand on its own, but still opens the door to what comes next. Where completely different parts of my world, my surgery, my work with AI, travel, and what’s happening in my life right now, can all become part of one bigger story.
That’s what I’ve been working on for the past few days: figuring out how to connect it all, so people don’t come back just for another Reel, but because they actually want to know: what happens next in this story?

08/19/2026

#3 · ISTANBUL
I landed in Istanbul at 5am
There was a huge line at passport control. I was a little nervous. It was my first time alone in a foreign country. But once I got to the front, I was through in just a couple of minutes.
Next, I had to find the exit and my driver.
I specifically chose a clinic that included VIP transportation, and honestly, it made everything so much easier. The clinic took care of all my transportation while I was in Turkey. One less thing to worry about before surgery.
I finally found my driver and headed to the hotel through early-morning Istanbul.
That’s when I realized I’d forgotten one tiny detail: Turkey has different outlets 🤦🏻‍♀️ And of course, I didn’t bring an adapter. After a 10-hour flight, almost all my devices were dead 🤣
I needed to contact the clinic manager in the morning, but as Scarlett O’Hara said, “I’ll think about that tomorrow.”
At that point, all I wanted was sleep.
But I barely had time for that. My first surgery was later that same day.
And yes, there’s something I haven’t told you.
I actually had…. 5 surgeries, not 4.
I’ll tell you about that in the next episode.

08/17/2026

#2 · МАЙАМИ → СТАМБУЛ. #2 · MIAMI → ISTANBUL
I had 10 hours to change my mind about having 4 surgeries at once.
And it started in the most “me” way possible: I got to the airport less than 1 hour before an international flight. They recommend getting there at least 2 hours early.
Luckily, I had CLEAR, so I got through security pretty quickly and could finally breathe.
And by the way, this was my first time traveling outside the U.S. by myself in 9 years. I was definitely nervous! 😬
I bought my ticket to Istanbul only 1 week before the trip. Until the last minute, I was coordinating dates, figuring out all the logistics, and deciding who Bambi would stay with.
When I finally got on the plane, I remember thinking, “Nastya, you can still change your mind.” 🤪
But honestly, instead of sitting there overthinking everything, I somehow just spent those 10 hours like it was a completely normal day.
Turkish Airlines was actually great: a really nice crew, a blanket, a cute little travel kit, and surprisingly good food.
I watched a movie, listened to an audiobook, and worked on some content.
Then at some point I looked up and realized almost the entire cabin was watching the World Cup. Portugal vs. Spain.
And I just thought: guys, I’m flying to Istanbul to have 4 surgeries, and everyone around me is watching the World Cup.
It was such a strange contrast. But somehow, I felt completely calm.
At 5am, we landed in Istanbul.
The surgery was getting very close. But first, I had to figure out how to get out of that enormous airport… and find my driver 🙂

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