I’m working in a LTC facility as a nurse and I am a Filipino 😂, yes I have the 😂Nightingale award when I finished nursing school. Love and care my resident.
I worked for 17 years in the OR & I say, without reservation, Filipino nurses were the best co-workers & teammates to work with. Their work ethic, integrity, temperament & compassion isn't just for the job, it truly is very much a part of their culture. Are there other amazing nurses from different backgrounds? Of course! But every Filipino nurse I've had the pleasure of working with, male or female, has always helped me do my job better & no matter what the day would bring us, I knew we would both give 100% EVERY TIME. This doesn't surprise me at all that this nurse made such an impact on this woman's healing & health (emotionally/physically). I'm so happy that they reunited in person 💖
Thank you I am a retired Filipino nurse who worked in ICU FOR 42 YEARS. Our training back then in the Philippines was based on compassion, love of the profession and of course good academically.
Thank you Ms. Cel acknowledging the hardworking Filipino Nurses much of sacrifices because of passion. All you said were true and you're one of them too thank you for sharing & taking care of the patients.
Let me tell you something....before being educated in the medical field, i firmly believe that Filipino nurses are firstly trained to give compassion and empathy. That's what separates them from other nurses. They have the heart. ❤
Be friends with Filipinos you will encounter in your life. They are angels and blessings to humanity. They are happy and kind people, they love to share their food, they love to help in their own little ways, they are caring, they value their work, family oriented and respectful with the elders. ❤🙏
My wife is Filipina and yes she loves to help, cooking for others and sharing food with our neighbors. Bonus that she is fun to be with full of laughter😅😅❤
Thank you... Just want you to know that the traits you mentioned is normal to us and it is our Culture... To help, to love and to share even in the smallest ways....
Not surprising. I'm South Korean and Filipinas have an innate caring heart. The Philipines helped South Korea during its most trying times back in 1950 during the Korean War, when the nation needed the most help during its darkest hours. Philipines, as part of the UN coalition forces, sent thousands of troops to fight for South Korea when we had our backs, literally, to the ocean with no where to go. They and many other nations helped us not only survive but thrive after 70 years. Look where South Korea is on the global stage. Thank you Philipines and most importantly, the people for their ALWAYS kind nature humility and heart. We, South Korea, as a country and people will NEVER FORGET. THANK YOU THANK YOU AND THANK YOU.
I am crying. I had BC during Covid. I was so scared but I was under the care of 3 awesome 3 filipina nurses. From chemo to radiation. I was so lucky and thankful that I was under their care. Nurse Cindy, Mina and Judy.
When my dad had a stroke last 2021 amidst pandemic, I am alone at the hospital taking care of my dad. The only people checking on me are the nurses who treat us well and with care. This is what we call dedication, passion and love.
What an honor to be remembered. We take care of all our patients with all our heart and with compassion, like they are our family. Thank you for recognizing the selfless service of nurses all over the world. To all Filipino nurses in every corner of the world, we are proud of the work you do. Keep it up, not for recognition but to spread the empathic care that we are known for. Be an angel to your patients in their time of need.
This made me cry being recognized of the compassion,dedication,integrity of Filipino nurses. Me as a nurse too here in Norway,still working full time after 39 years of service,first as operating room nurse,then took my post grad in psychiatry in Oslo University college,now OSLO Met.I will be retiring next year in the same hospital for 35 years.I worked in the northern part when I came to Norway in the OR,and never regreted taking specialty in mental health after many years of scrubbing and standing.
@@liliwang5075 I still have one year to work,still going strong,and retirement age here is 67,then flying back home during winter time,and live in Batangas,but need to go back here cuz my boys are here working.
I am a Filipino nursing student and every time we do our shifts, we say a solemn prayer. This is the prayer, me and my classmates use: A Nurse's Prayer Dearest Jesus, my guide and the inspiration of my chosen path, I humbly come before You. When You ascended into heaven, You entrusted the care of the sick to those whom You called into this sacred vocation of nursing. I am deeply honored to be among them, blessed by Your grace. Help me, Lord, to remain true to this calling. Let my hands move with the tenderness and compassion of Your hands, my voice echo with the kindness and comfort of Yours, and my presence be a beacon of hope, just as Yours was to those who suffered in Your time. I long to serve You fully, Lord, but I know my own human frailty and limitations. Without You, I am weak and can only accomplish little. So I beg for Your strength today and every day. Let Your divine guidance shape my actions, that I may truly embody Your love and care, becoming an Angel of healing in every room I enter. AMEN.
Wow.. and I thought I am a good nurse. Miss Ceddie, you are beyond good. You are a gift to human kind. This inspires me to be better. Thank you for making us Filipino nurses so proud for the work we do!
My mother is a retired Midwife, I have witnessed how she embraced her vocation and helped a lot of people. Even though she's retired, she continues to help by passing her knowledge to us. I'm a 37 year old man and working in a bank but knew a lot about midwifery because my mother thought me so. We thank God for her life. She is a blessing. Thank you to all those who served in the medical field. May God bless you all.
I love our Filipina auntie well appreciated, can't wait to finish my RN degree, and currently on 3rd year here in the Philippines it's feels like never ending cycles but this will be worth it. I hope it will propel me to greater heights ❤
Looking at the title, I knew it was a Filipina nurse. They take their jobs personally - caring, kind hearted and passionate in their work. Their patients are considered family. Period.
The real definition of the art of nursing is : Putting the patient in the best possible condition for nature to act. Its not about technology or medicine itself but allowing the natural process of healing.
I was touched! Imagine bringing light to someone's dark times? Having that strong connection and open arms to care & be cared for! I'm proud of Nurse Cely, her genuineness and professionalism granted her a lifetime of friendship with her patient, Alison, and pride and legacy to all Filipino nurses abroad! (A proud sister of one here!🥰) Hugs to both!
She’s a filipino nurse ! So Im not surprised. Filipino healthcare workers are highly requested by patients. Their care is personal. They’re not there for paychecks. It’s in their upbringing, skills and nurturing culture. The culture is about helping family which extends to patients.
I think what makes Filipino nurses the best in the world is that they give so much value for " Family ", perhaps that is why they are very effective in taking care of their patients as they consider them as part of their family
Filipino nurse I remember how they are 100 percent brains with their hands I am so blessed that I was taken care of by them during my worst times. Now I'm back very thankful because I'm alive.
I am retired RN now for 9 years. I missed the clinical interactions with patients and peers. It is not easy job, challenges you everyday but this kind of gratitude with one of your patients or peers make it worthwhile!! Sulit ang pagod mo. 💕👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏
I travel globally for work, would get check ups in every country I go to. I have encountered many Filipina nurses! As part Filipina, I felt so happy because from the get go, they are so caring and all. They make you feel calm and as if they are welcoming you in their homes and not hospitals. 😊❤
This made me cry, tears of joy for both. Im proud of Ceddie and my being a Filipino. Im not a healthcare worker but worked with nurses and not that im biased, but Filipino nurses are very professional, diligent and look after their patients like they're members of their family. Btw my daughter is also a Nurse and im very proud of her❤
Im a young filipina studying for my licensure exam 2 weeks from now and this video inspired me a lot! I know this isn’t an accident i was able to watch this. With God’s help, I’m going to get my license so I can give care and impact my future patient’s lives, hopefully❤️
Yeap ,a ton of us Filipino nurses came to the US in the late 80’s. My batch of 87 almost all were here by 88. We were taught by quality teachers , who instilled to us what is Nursing truly is.We had an underclass women who had symptoms of this disease while she was at class and our Dean who was teaching basically diagnosed it as such and rushed her to the ER in our Hospital and was saved. That underclass women survived and graduated BS Nursing😊. I’m glad you survived and is reunited with the pinay nurse😊. Ps I’m retiring soon 😉
What an inspiring story! As a healthcare worker, you always wonder if the patients you work very hard for to get back to their previous level of function will ever remember you. Well, this is a testament that they indeed do. Thank you for affirming that what we do matters ❤
I’m a 🇵🇭🇺🇸and recovering from Guilliam Barre Syndrome (GBS). Having this awful sikness for those affected is devastating. I am thankful first to God, the people that prayed for my quick recovery, my family and that includes my brother’s family, my sister’s family for the tremendous support that they have given me. To all the doctors, nurses and aids that made my recovery as pleasant as much as possible. To my physical therapist, occupational therapist and speech therapist I thank them from the bottom of my heart ❤️. It’s been five months now since I got GBS, still recovering but improvement is still ongoing and very positive. Hopefully I regain my health at least to the point I’ll be able to walk minus the assistance.
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It’s always the Filipino nurses who embody the true Florence Nightingale’s essence.
I’m working in a LTC facility as a nurse and I am a Filipino 😂, yes I have the 😂Nightingale award when I finished nursing school. Love and care my resident.
Filipino nurses are world class. Mabuhay!
Truly
world class? we are incompetent kamo. saka most of our nurses are lazy. kaya wag skwater
Sa ibang bansa, they become world-class probably because of the high salary pero dito sa Pinas... meeeeeh 😂😂😂 @@Jonases_20
@@Jonases_20wag mo i generalized lahat bakit lahat ba ng nurse sa bansa natin nakasalamuha mo
@@kurama6899she’s speaking only about her family, don’t mind her.
I worked for 17 years in the OR & I say, without reservation, Filipino nurses were the best co-workers & teammates to work with. Their work ethic, integrity, temperament & compassion isn't just for the job, it truly is very much a part of their culture. Are there other amazing nurses from different backgrounds? Of course! But every Filipino nurse I've had the pleasure of working with, male or female, has always helped me do my job better & no matter what the day would bring us, I knew we would both give 100% EVERY TIME. This doesn't surprise me at all that this nurse made such an impact on this woman's healing & health (emotionally/physically). I'm so happy that they reunited in person 💖
Thank you I am a retired Filipino nurse who worked in ICU FOR 42 YEARS. Our training back then in the Philippines was based on compassion, love of the profession and of course good academically.
Can't agree with you more!
Filipino health worker is the best in the world
Thank you Ms. Cel acknowledging the hardworking Filipino Nurses much of sacrifices because of passion. All you said were true and you're one of them too thank you for sharing & taking care of the patients.
God bless u
Let me tell you something....before being educated in the medical field, i firmly believe that Filipino nurses are firstly trained to give compassion and empathy. That's what separates them from other nurses. They have the heart. ❤
yes it begins in our home...as God as the center of it all❤🎉
Filipinos are not actually trained to be compassioned and empathy, it is within our blood that's comes out naturally.
@@AteLeonardo yes, this is actually what i wanted to say...i just said it indirectly. I believe it really came from how nurturing is from the home.
they are not trained! its built in! they are born with it! what are u talking! 🤣😂
Be friends with Filipinos you will encounter in your life. They are angels and blessings to humanity. They are happy and kind people, they love to share their food, they love to help in their own little ways, they are caring, they value their work, family oriented and respectful with the elders. ❤🙏
My wife is Filipina and yes she loves to help, cooking for others and sharing food with our neighbors. Bonus that she is fun to be with full of laughter😅😅❤
Couldn't agree with your more!
Thank you... Just want you to know that the traits you mentioned is normal to us and it is our Culture... To help, to love and to share even in the smallest ways....
we are😄
Not the politicians please
As a Filipino healthcare worker, we pray for our patients/residents everyday
Ohhhhh gosh, that signature Filipino kiss and hug!!!!
Filipino Nurses are most caring people you will ever encounter.
not entirely
@@Stewiegriffiin that's why the word used is "most" lmao
Undoubtedly, Filipino nurses are a competent, kind-hearted breed of people.
as a filipino nurse, this made me cry and inspired.
And after 35 years they still look beautiful and gorgeous 😍😍😍
Mabuhay ang Filipino nurses! 🇵🇭🙌
no
As a son of a Filipino nurse. I can honestly say they are superheroes.
Not surprising. I'm South Korean and Filipinas have an innate caring heart. The Philipines helped South Korea during its most trying times back in 1950 during the Korean War, when the nation needed the most help during its darkest hours. Philipines, as part of the UN coalition forces, sent thousands of troops to fight for South Korea when we had our backs, literally, to the ocean with no where to go. They and many other nations helped us not only survive but thrive after 70 years. Look where South Korea is on the global stage.
Thank you Philipines and most importantly, the people for their ALWAYS kind nature humility and heart. We, South Korea, as a country and people will NEVER FORGET. THANK YOU THANK YOU AND THANK YOU.
❤❤❤
you are so so sweet! love you from Philippines! thank you for appreciating us!
I am crying. I had BC during Covid. I was so scared but I was under the care of 3 awesome 3 filipina nurses. From chemo to radiation. I was so lucky and thankful that I was under their care. Nurse Cindy, Mina and Judy.
My tears just kept on falling coz I dont trust people anymore but this story touched my heart.
There will always be good and bad people. I'm glad you didn't loose hope and give people chances ❤
When my dad had a stroke last 2021 amidst pandemic, I am alone at the hospital taking care of my dad. The only people checking on me are the nurses who treat us well and with care. This is what we call dedication, passion and love.
What an honor to be remembered. We take care of all our patients with all our heart and with compassion, like they are our family. Thank you for recognizing the selfless service of nurses all over the world. To all Filipino nurses in every corner of the world, we are proud of the work you do. Keep it up, not for recognition but to spread the empathic care that we are known for. Be an angel to your patients in their time of need.
Filipino nurses are the most caring. Mabuhay kababayan!
not entirely
This made me cry being recognized of the compassion,dedication,integrity of Filipino nurses. Me as a nurse too here in Norway,still working full time after 39 years of service,first as operating room nurse,then took my post grad in psychiatry in Oslo University college,now OSLO Met.I will be retiring next year in the same hospital for 35 years.I worked in the northern part when I came to Norway in the OR,and never regreted taking specialty in mental health after many years of scrubbing and standing.
Happy retirement!!! Take care po😊
@@liliwang5075 Thank you ,still have one year to work.Im alone Pinay here in the mental unit,but theres one in main hospital and she work in medicine.
Couldn't agree with you more!
Wow, 40 years compassion and love for the people in need for care and healing. Best wishes and happy retirement.
@@liliwang5075 I still have one year to work,still going strong,and retirement age here is 67,then flying back home during winter time,and live in Batangas,but need to go back here cuz my boys are here working.
Yan ang pusong Pinoy ❤
Dam I'm so crying. When they see each other after 35 years.
I am a Filipino nursing student and every time we do our shifts, we say a solemn prayer. This is the prayer, me and my classmates use:
A Nurse's Prayer
Dearest Jesus, my guide and the inspiration of my chosen path, I humbly come before You. When You ascended into heaven, You entrusted the care of the sick to those whom You called into this sacred vocation of nursing. I am deeply honored to be among them, blessed by Your grace.
Help me, Lord, to remain true to this calling. Let my hands move with the tenderness and compassion of Your hands, my voice echo with the kindness and comfort of Yours, and my presence be a beacon of hope, just as Yours was to those who suffered in Your time.
I long to serve You fully, Lord, but I know my own human frailty and limitations. Without You, I am weak and can only accomplish little. So I beg for Your strength today and every day. Let Your divine guidance shape my actions, that I may truly embody Your love and care, becoming an Angel of healing in every room I enter.
AMEN.
thanks for sharing. it’s beautiful.
I thank you for sharing and I will share it to my sister in Australia she is going to start her job next week thank you.
never
This is BS.😂😂😂
Yeah, this won't work in a multi-religious workplace. Nowadays, this would be considered some kind of compliance violation. Sadly.
Wow.. and I thought I am a good nurse. Miss Ceddie, you are beyond good. You are a gift to human kind. This inspires me to be better. Thank you for making us Filipino nurses so proud for the work we do!
The caring heart of the Filipino ❤
I'm literally crying. Truly being a nurse is God's calling. Many are called but few are chosen.😄
How nice to see someone honor a nurse this way ❤
My mother is a retired Midwife, I have witnessed how she embraced her vocation and helped a lot of people. Even though she's retired, she continues to help by passing her knowledge to us. I'm a 37 year old man and working in a bank but knew a lot about midwifery because my mother thought me so. We thank God for her life. She is a blessing. Thank you to all those who served in the medical field. May God bless you all.
Thanks David for bringing them together again after 35 years. Great story.
What a lovely story of love and kindness. A nurse who is really dedicated to her choosen carreer
Ms. Ceddie’s aura she’s like an angel.
Filipino nurses make hospitals feel like home.
nope majority of them are terrible
If this kindness and care was shared across the world .amongst people what a loving place this would be.
It’s so touching. Why I’m crying over this story.
I love our Filipina auntie well appreciated, can't wait to finish my RN degree, and currently on 3rd year here in the Philippines it's feels like never ending cycles but this will be worth it. I hope it will propel me to greater heights ❤
I have a little cry. So wonderful!!
Filipino/Filipina nurses are so loving & caring. They’re incredible at their craft.
To the nurses all over the world.. thank you
People will forget what you say and do for them, but people will not forget how you make them feel ❤❤❤
Looking at the title, I knew it was a Filipina nurse. They take their jobs personally - caring, kind hearted and passionate in their work. Their patients are considered family. Period.
That connection after all these years, I am crying because I remember the doctor who saved from anaphylaxis 50/50 . God bless àll Healthcare workers.
Amazingly beautiful story.
I cried a river. Stories from the heart❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
i'm crying... Filipino nurses so genuine and caring..
they are so happy to be together again - what they shared was unforgettable -very best to them both -
They both made such an impact on their personal lives. It's beautiful to see.🙂
The real definition of the art of nursing is : Putting the patient in the best possible condition for nature to act. Its not about technology or medicine itself but allowing the natural process of healing.
She’s a Filipina nurse. No wonder! Proud to be a Filipino ❤
😂😂😂😂😂
Arte mo
😂🤣😂
Proud of her
lol
Ceddie you are inspiring
What a Fantastic beautiful Nurse! So glad these lovely ladies got to meet!
So proud of you, Nanay Ceddie! 🫶🏼
We sometimes forgot to thank people who've shown us kindness ✨ Praying for everyone who did good to me, God bless them all. 🙏🏼💙
So proud and inspired to be a Filipino Nurse.We always give a holistic care to each of our patient as our patient become our family
As soon as they hugged , I had tears because it was a beautiful moment.
I was touched! Imagine bringing light to someone's dark times? Having that strong connection and open arms to care & be cared for! I'm proud of Nurse Cely, her genuineness and professionalism granted her a lifetime of friendship with her patient, Alison, and pride and legacy to all Filipino nurses abroad! (A proud sister of one here!🥰) Hugs to both!
Mabuhay mga dakilang Nurse ng Pilipinas. ❤
cringe
Crying and weeping after turning off my alarm clock. Good morning, this is the best episode ever. Happy nurses week, month, year, everyday ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Filipino nurses are very compassionate and doesn't smell bad
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story! My mom and many of my aunties and cousins are all dedicated nurses. ❤
She’s a filipino nurse ! So Im not surprised. Filipino healthcare workers are highly requested by patients. Their care is personal. They’re not there for paychecks. It’s in their upbringing, skills and nurturing culture. The culture is about helping family which extends to patients.
I think what makes Filipino nurses the best in the world is that they give so much value for " Family ", perhaps that is why they are very effective in taking care of their patients as they consider them as part of their family
nope it has nothing to do with being a filipino if a person is caring then she is caring
I cried watching this
God Bless your reunion.
I too have experienced the loving care of Filipino nurses, they are Angels here on earth.🙏🏻
Wow, what an amazing story. Caring and curing is not enough but most of all loving the patients . Proud of you kabayan❤
Now you know why there are so many Filipino nurses in the US. It is because it is in their DNA and hearts to really care.
NO. Because we are underpaid, unappreciated in the Philippines.
It's for the dollar.
@@CrimsonMey everyone that works for a salary works for the money. That doesn't mean that you can't love your job and be good at it.
No its not. Its all about the pay. Stop that BS.
@@hjmchannel897 think about it, you have two nurses with the same pay, now notice how they treat you.
Filipino nurse I remember how they are 100 percent brains with their hands I am so blessed that I was taken care of by them during my worst times. Now I'm back very thankful because I'm alive.
I am retired RN now for 9 years. I missed the clinical interactions with patients and peers. It is not easy job, challenges you everyday but this kind of gratitude with one of your patients or peers make it worthwhile!! Sulit ang pagod mo. 💕👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏
How touching. It was a tearful moment for me. God bless them both for being such caring individuals.
This brought tears in my eyes 😢 as an RN myself the gratefulness of patients and their families is the best reward 🎉❤
I travel globally for work, would get check ups in every country I go to. I have encountered many Filipina nurses! As part Filipina, I felt so happy because from the get go, they are so caring and all. They make you feel calm and as if they are welcoming you in their homes and not hospitals. 😊❤
what a great story of love & compassion.
Made me cry… truly heart warming
This is so heartwarming.
What a feeling for a nurse like us to be honored by our patients like that
Filipino/na nurses are truly amazing. I work with them and a lot of the times, patients always prefers them as their nurses.
All Filipinos are innately caring, loving and as Catholics are very prayerful folks.
all???hahahha
This brings a lot of positive vibes, Pinay nurses are the best
This made me cry, tears of joy for both. Im proud of Ceddie and my being a Filipino. Im not a healthcare worker but worked with nurses and not that im biased, but Filipino nurses are very professional, diligent and look after their patients like they're members of their family. Btw my daughter is also a Nurse and im very proud of her❤
Im a young filipina studying for my licensure exam 2 weeks from now and this video inspired me a lot! I know this isn’t an accident i was able to watch this. With God’s help, I’m going to get my license so I can give care and impact my future patient’s lives, hopefully❤️
Same:(
Best news of gratitude!
Yes, Filipino nurses are the best. Compassionate and caring to their patients.
I needed some good news. What a wonderful gift this is.
Yeap ,a ton of us Filipino nurses came to the US in the late 80’s. My batch of 87 almost all were here by 88. We were taught by quality teachers , who instilled to us what is Nursing truly is.We had an underclass women who had symptoms of this disease while she was at class and our Dean who was teaching basically diagnosed it as such and rushed her to the ER in our Hospital and was saved. That underclass women survived and graduated BS Nursing😊.
I’m glad you survived and is reunited with the pinay nurse😊.
Ps I’m retiring soon 😉
Sadly, my surviving GBS patient passed away. But we were able to share a beer prior to his departure. This story made me recall my own experience.
That's a Filipino warmth hug right there🥰❣❤🔥thank you for sharing this inspiring story to us!
They are blessed to meet each other.
Heartwarming story. Thanks to all.
What an inspiring story! As a healthcare worker, you always wonder if the patients you work very hard for to get back to their previous level of function will ever remember you. Well, this is a testament that they indeed do. Thank you for affirming that what we do matters ❤
They both look beautiful.
Wonderful story!
awwww so touching 😊❤
I’m a 🇵🇭🇺🇸and recovering from Guilliam Barre Syndrome (GBS). Having this awful sikness for those affected is devastating. I am thankful first to God, the people that prayed for my quick recovery, my family and that includes my brother’s family, my sister’s family for the tremendous support that they have given me. To all the doctors, nurses and aids that made my recovery as pleasant as much as possible. To my physical therapist, occupational therapist and speech therapist I thank them from the bottom of my heart ❤️. It’s been five months now since I got GBS, still recovering but improvement is still ongoing and very positive. Hopefully I regain my health at least to the point I’ll be able to walk minus the assistance.
Kindness stays with us forever.
Proud Filipino here 🤍🫶🥹 Dakila ka Mam Ceddie, I'm so inspired!!!
Inspiring!
My eyes are bawling.
Incredible ❤
Super heartwarming!!
Even without 'Filipino' in the thumbnail, I could already tell that she was a Filipina nurse.