Interestingly, the young man noticed Aizhana long before their acquaintance.
Aizhana was born on July 28, 2001, in the village of Komsomol, now known as Zhalgyz-Zhangak. She is the eldest of four children in the family and grew up quite spoiled. After finishing her studies at Gymnasium No. 10 "Korgart," she enrolled in a medical college in Jalal-Abad, where she studied obstetrics, and then began her career at the regional maternity hospital.
One day, while at work, a friend came to visit Aizhana, who is now her sister-in-law (the younger sister of her husband). It was through her that the girl met her future husband. He is originally from Jalal-Abad but spent most of his life in Bishkek. They both come from the same village as his mother. After their introduction, Aizhana decided to look for him on social media and discovered that he had been blocked in her "blacklist." As it turned out, he had tried to get to know her earlier, but she did not respond and blocked him.
According to her husband, he transferred to the school where Aizhana was studying when she was in the second grade and noticed her even then. "I liked you, so I decided to take you," he laughs. After finishing her studies and working at the maternity hospital, young men began to approach Aizhana with proposals of marriage, but she felt no sympathy for any of them and continued to block their messages. When she met her husband, she immediately realized that he was a kind and honest person, so she did not refuse him. Before he left for Bishkek, they met twice, and then began to communicate regularly by phone and text. Every morning, she received a message from him wishing her a good morning, and the evening ended with questions about whether she had eaten and how she was sleeping. His care amazed her. At that time, Aizhana was grieving the loss of her grandfather, and her future husband actively inquired about her well-being and asked her friends to take care of her. This confirmed her belief that he was someone she could rely on.
"I have a difficult character, and no one could handle it. I warned him about this right away, but he replied that he could manage. And to this day, he keeps his word. He gives me many memorable gifts and flowers for no reason. After the birth of our first child, he gave me an iPhone, then, after the second, a gold chain, and after the third, possibly a car. When I just got married and he left for a long time, I felt very lonely and cried," she shares.
Aizhana and her husband already have two children.
