"I can say that in Bulgaria healthcare is currently commercialized and incredibly much, which affects not only people's health, but also our image abroad. Of course, this does not mean that our doctors are not of some of the best and the most qualified. We have an incredible practice in Bulgaria, which in Europe very few countries have. We train the specialists while they are still at university and they acquire a great experience. And in Italy, doctors start their practice only after they graduate, but things are very well organized here. So we Bulgarians have very good practical training, but there is still much to be desired in terms of the organization of our health system."

The Bulgarian doctor claims that she has not severed the ties with her homeland, she often comes home to see her relatives and most of all likes to take long walks in the Rila Mountain. "I adore this mountain," says Dr. Vukadinova. But her soul is in her work and in caring for her patients. It turns out that there are also Bulgarians among them - mostly emigrants who arrived in Italy in search of a better means of substinence.