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Riku Ryota Ota
Midwife and nurse, Nagoya
- π―π΅ Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
- Nagoya University Hospital
- Since 1994
- Japanese
I've been a nurse for 32 years, most of them in neonatal care at Nagoya University Hospital in Nagoya. Night shifts taught me patience, and patients taught me everything else.
I like to keep things simple and honest. Small things matter when someone is frightened.
I never expected anything in return, but a kind word always makes my day.
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What gifts mean to Riku: A gift would go toward blankets and small comforts for patients without family.
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- Kingsley Festus SalamiPatient / familyπ³π¬
thank you for being gentle when it counted. Greetings from Port Harcourt.
- Shirley JenkinsPatient / familyπ¬π§
You looked after my mother at Nagoya University Hospital in 1997. We never forgot your kindness. Thank you again.
- Thomas CarpentierPatient / familyPhoto verifiedπ«π·
You looked after my mother at Nagoya University Hospital in 2000. We never forgot your kindness
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