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PRO-VISION English Communication Ⅱ LESSON6
Shedding Tears for My Patients
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Date
L6③
P.77
1.6
11
2.16
Even on the brink of death, sick children remain
~の間際にあって
admirably considerate of others.
One girl named Shiho was diagnosed with a malignant
Tumor around the time she graduated from high school.
At first we managed to shrink it with drugs, but then
なんとかする
the cancer spread to her lungs. There was nothing
left to do to save her.
"If I'm going to die, there's one thing I want to do
first," said Shiho. She had plans to go on a skiing trip
to Hokkaido with her family and boyfriend. I talked to
a doctor (I knew in Hokkaido, and together we helped
make Shiho's wish come true.
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On Shiho's last day of life her father was overseas
on business. With her family and boy friend by her side,
she phoned her father.

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Date
P.ns 1.6
P.79
In agony she said the loving words: "If I'm ever reborn,
I'll come back as your daughter again. Okay, Dad?"
She was dying and she knew it, and this is her way
of expressing her final thanks to her father. What
tenderness in the face of death!
(she had)
何というんだ
~でしょう
More children than I can record the names of have
left me with memories like these. Once my tears had
leave O
with
AAを残す
been caused by sadness and frustration at my own
helplessness. At some point, however they changed
to tears of admiration for the courage and dignity (with
which gravely ill children had lived their all too short
lives. If there was no way left to cure a child, then I
wanted to do my best to help him or her find peace and
安らぎ
feel grad to have been born into this world.
Nakabayashi