Nurse dances to cheer up paralysis patient during physiotherapy session in viral video. Internet reacts
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A nurse danced to cheer up paralytic patient during a physiotherapy session in viral video. The smile on the patient's face is proof that he thoroughly enjoyed it.
A video has gone viral on social media for a very special reason. The video features a nurse trying to cheer up a paralysis patient by making him do physiotherapy exercises while dancing. She made the physiotherapy session a little fun for her patient and the wide smile on his face is proof that he thoroughly enjoyed it. The video was posted on Twitter by Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Dipanshu Kabra. He was all praise for the nurse who was helping the patient with the physiotherapy session. The video that was posted on January 25 has over 22,000 views.
In the now-viral video, the nurse made the paralytic patient do some physiotherapy exercises using an innovative way. The patient is seen lying on the bed while the nurse shows him some dance steps. A song can be heard playing in the background and the patient tries to imitate the nurse's steps. In the later part of the video, she also helps the patient join both his hands and do the hand movement exercises.
"When patients recover, they thank all the doctors. But 'thank you' is a very small word for the loving treatment that nurses and other medical staff give (sic),” the video caption reads.
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