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I'm Kardelen Aktas. I graduated from Marmara University in 2021. I live in Istanbul. I'm working with an Olympic medalist and preparing for a master's program. I attended and continue lymphedema and Pilates courses. I love my job, thinking that physiotherapy adds meaning to life and makes life worth living.
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