“I’m better now!” – Three words that made mom cry.

23/10/20260 comments

After more than 50 sessions of taking Shin to physical therapy, I have waited so long to hear that phrase. On the day the doctor announced that my child no longer needed therapy, I stood still for a few seconds, and then the tears just fell…

From the anxious early days to today when Shin “graduated,” the two of us have gone through training sessions together regardless of the weather. Every small progress of my child is another motivation for me to continue.

In the letter sent to the Rehabilitation Department of Hai Phong International Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital, Shin’s mother often mentions the gentleness and patience of the doctors and technicians – those who have cared for and loved my child as if they were their own family.

Thank you for trusting us, thank you Shin for being so persistent. The letters from the family are a warm gift for the medical team.

Wishing Shin always stays healthy, growing up in love. I hope the babies who are being treated will soon have the day to return home in complete joy!

SHIN “GRADUATES” FROM PHYSICAL THERAPY!

If anyone asks what period I remember the most in the early months of motherhood, it would probably be the journey of over 50 sessions taking Shin to physical therapy.

The day I learned my child needed therapy, I was very worried. Since then, rain or shine, tired or busy, the two of us consistently went to the hospital. Each session helped my child progress a little more, and I gained more motivation.

The luckiest thing is that my child and I met incredibly dedicated doctors and technicians. Thank you all for always being gentle, patient, and loving the children as if they were your own grandchildren.

Today, when the doctor announced: “Shin has fully recovered, no more therapy needed,” I stood still for a few seconds. Then the tears just fell. It was a relief, happiness, and gratitude after so many days of effort.

I would like to express my sincere thanks to the team of doctors,The technician from the Rehabilitation Department, International Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital has accompanied Shin.

Wishing the babies in treatment to always be strong, persistent, and soon hear the happy words: “You are cured!”

“Excerpt from the thank-you letter from Shin’s mother.”