Abdurrahman Coskun we are back again,grandma!!!

In fact a necglace that can be defined as ordinary.However Fsun klak has put a sipiritual meaning beyod financial sense. The smile on her face,sincere sentences showing her happiness and her hands groping the necglace are signs of her mood. I like much fine scents and jewelery.As everyone has obsessions, mine are of these. thanks for Aylin ,she gave me as a present. Well who is Aylin? She was endavouring to remove his handicapped sister Arzu from her bad so as to get her to the wheelchair. When a few of her friends helped her ,she could.Than she began to comb her hair.In most probable, many inferred the same conclusion from the tableau:An old and sincere situation.However they just met that day.Still they immediately coalesced. Later on they began to jog around.Aylin Tavli not only made happy aunt fsun and sister Arzu in her visit to nursing home in february 16th but also she gladdened many like her friends from the society of graduates of fatih college(FEKMED). 118 year-old instuition, in rememberance from Sultan Abdlhamid the 2nd, has been home to hundrends of people up to now. Each of them has had many guests in special days and bairams . But FEKMED members visits are different in terms of continouty. Maybe because of this,when the olds living there hears the name of the members,they put their excitement and pleasure into words ; tell their secrets keeping inside them;share their experiences intimately with the fatih collegers. In manager Mr bayhans words their sincereity and devotedness are what make manys joy of life higher or bloom. Lets have a look at the case history of the proccess FEKMED, established by the graduates of Merter college in Istanbul, has been in the pursuit of awareness via social responsibilities since it was founded. The my sisters desire campaign in Mardin, The socialization with the earthquake victims in Van are just two of the activities that shape their motto.The visiting of nursing home is the last ring of the chain.FEKMED coordinator Mr Isleyen says that we focused on the question that what can we do differently.