Let's Help Cherry Cheers Up London!

I am a balloon artist and interior designer looking for my place under the stars. My motto is: if you do the job you love, you won’t work a single day in your life.
I have realized myself as a woman, a mother and now I have a great opportunity to realize myself through what I do best and give my contribution to the community in these hard times with COVID 19 pandemic.

The first time I came to London I felt what freedom in the true sense of the word means. This is a place where it doesn’t matter what your name is, what colour your skin is or what your name is.
I came here because London is a place that is changing the world for the better, and I want to change my world too!

I worked as a Live-in-Carer for a little over two years. During those two years, I learned a lot, mastered the language, learned about the culture and traditions of this country. I am self-employed and a UK resident. Now is the time for me to do more for myself and the community.

I miss my family very much but I know that my sacrifice is worth the effort. My children have my financial support to study and I am proud to have had the opportunity to help them. We call each other regularly for a video call and plan to meet everyone in London when the pandemic ends.

The coronavirus and pandemic was a big and difficult challenge for all of us. As a Carer, I was a key worker and I was proud to be able to help in that crisis. My role as a  Live-in-Carer was to protect my client, to help the family take care of her, and to make up for the emptiness she had because they could not visit her. I, unfortunately, lost my mother at the start of the pandemic and I could not go to her funeral because we had a lockdown in the UK. One great thing I have learned here in this country is to say goodbye to a person who is dying by celebrating every moment you had with that person and that we need to show gratitude. My loss of a mother was terribly painful but it gave me the strength to protect my client and help the community overcome the pandemic together. I used the time of the pandemic and enrolled at The Interior Design Institute to have a British certificate for an interior designer. The pandemic has taught us to appreciate the little things and to turn to the right values: caring for the elderly, family and people around us, education and giving us the opportunity to work on ourselves and our qualities. Most importantly we all gave our best in the fight against the virus and I am happy that I was able to give my contribution to the community