COVID-19 recoveries bring tears of joy. Every number has a face.



It doesn’t get much better than this. When the fight for life against a vicious bug saved a four-month-old baby girl in China, there was good reason for the tears of joy that fell when two consecutive COVID-19 tests came back negative.

The virus microorganism, a vicious pathogen (bug) allegedly spewed into the human environment by wild animals, is now called the COVID-19. Call it what you like, this baby with her parents, doctors and nurses were not going to succumb to this rotten microscopic vermin. Baby ‘Haikou’ beat the hell out of the bug.


Illustrated Story “Every Number Has a Face” by Rosa Yamamoto, Art Director / Feminine-Perspective Magazine


 

Every Number Has A Face Every Number Has A Face. Do not lose your humanity. Photo Credit: Melissa Hemingway.  Photo Art/Cropping: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine


Four-Month Old Baby Girl Full Recovery at Haiku People's Hospital Thanks to the Nurses without Borders in Hainan Province, China

Photo Credit: NWOB.org — Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine

The picture and its story: Baby ‘Haikou’ survived COVID-19 pneumonia. She fought and killed a vicious ‘bug’. Now four-months old she made a full recovery at Haiku People’s Hospital thanks to the Nurses Without Borders and friends in Hainan Province, China. She had returned to Haikou after traveling with her family to Xiaogan, a city in Hubei Province. Baby ‘Haikou’ was diagnosed with the COVID-19 infection on January 27 when she was only three months old. Her infection turned into pneumonia. Her winning fight was no small feat. She is a shero.

Haikou City People's Hospital, Haidian Island, Haikou City, Hainan Province, China Photo Credit: Anna Frodesiak

Photo Credit: Anna Frodesiak—Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine

The picture and its story: Haikou City People’s Hospital, Haidian Island, Haikou City, Hainan Province, China. This is where nurses and doctors smash microorganisms that attack babies.

Meet Wang Congyang who is a young student who reduces his traveling time away from home by doing his school work at home under parental supervision.
Photo Credit: Wang Quanchao/Xinhua Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine

The picture and its story: Meet Wang Congyang who is a young pupil who reduces his traveling time away from home by doing his school work at home under parental supervision.

Compassion shines through a hazmat suit in an isolation ward where a COVID-19 Pneumonia patient with promising vital signs is now taking water by mouth.
Photo Credit: Wang Quanchao/Xinhua—Photo Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine

The picture and its story: Compassion shines through a hazmat suit in an isolation ward where a COVID-19 Pneumonia patient with promising vital signs is now taking water by mouth.

Sources for this statistical data.

The following sources are available to readers. Also, FPM.news and The Nurses Without Borders make direct contact and interview colleagues and sources close to the information around the world to track events and statistics.

  1. The People’s Republic of China
  2. Canadian Department of Health
  3. US Centers for Disease Control
  4. Hong Kong Global Tracking (PDF)
  5. Philippines Dept. of Health
  6. Govt. of Ireland
  7. Australia DoH
  8. Ministry of Health, Singapore
  9. Province of Ontario, Canada CoronaVirus Info
  10. WHO
  11. Government of New Zealand