Our little M was born. Hours after her birth, she was diagnosed with coarctation of the aorta (prenatal suspicion) and esophageal atresia. As the hours passed, and then the days, our nerves grew more and more. We lived through many things in the 100 days we spent in the hospital.

As the weeks went by, my wife and I developed a great bond and established a strong connection with Analía Medina, our Anita, our weekend nurse. She took care of our little one for 14 hours on Saturdays and 14 hours on Sundays. She is such a loving person and an exceptional nurse, demonstrating her passion, dedication, and commitment to our daughter. During the weekend, when M was very critical, on a high-frequency ventilator, Anita had another event and wasn’t supposed to go to the hospital, but her love for our little baby was stronger, and she did the impossible to be with us during our toughest moment.

We formed a very healthy and affectionate bond, so much so that she told us about her daughter, her great love, and the complications she had to face, fighting through it day by day. Since we are from the countryside, she would recommend places for us to eat.

In short, Anita is one of the people who made a significant impact on us and accompanied us during these endless days. She is a clear example of commitment and passion for caring for the most vulnerable little ones