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Dr. Patricia Torres, a neonatologist, reflects on the experiences that have shaped her career at the hospital. For years, she has cared for premature babies whose lives begin in fragile circumstances. Inspired by a Japanese legend about a thousand paper cranes, she discovered a new way to understand neonatal care and the complex reality faced by families.
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00:19The story of a girl called Sadako, who is Japanese, is Japanese.
00:27She looks very affected and several years later dies by one of the atomic bombs launched in Japan.
00:38One of her friends tells the story of the paper grulles.
00:42This story tells the story that the gods can give you a wish if you make a thousand paper grulles.
01:00How many people have I seen nace? I have no idea, many, many, many, many.
01:08Probably with the years they have been thousands, I think.
01:14I have no idea.
01:15I have no idea.
01:44I have no idea why I have no idea.
01:47I have no idea.

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