NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 11月2日 09時58分
Elena Suazo moved back to her parents’ home in the hills of Caracas, Venezuela above José Gregorio Hernández Hospital to help out. Her father was too weak to sit up straight in a wheelchair when he entered the hospital with Covid-19; Suazo immediately sought and received approval from the hospital to care for him.
Next, she needed protective gear. She had no money — as a cafeteria worker, Suazo earns a monthly wage of less than $2 — so her younger brother bought her one suit. Her son’s mother-in-law gave her a second, so she could go to the hospital twice a day.
At first, she had nothing to cover her feet, so she used a discarded surgical gown to sew booties to go over her sandals. Suazo hand washes the clothing and hangs each item to dry on a patio clothesline.
When she arrives at the hospital, Suazo takes a seat on a bench outside with others waiting for security guards to call her name for her turn to go inside. They share stories while waiting, some sitting outside all day.
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