Dear My Professor, Mrs. Dr Marandi
I am talking to you about a man, a great man, who was besides me all the time. When I wanted to get married he taught me how to get ready for the pregnancy. He taught me I should be both physically and mentally for bringing up a child. He taught me how to breast the baby. He taught me when I wanted to breast the baby how to caress, touch and feel my baby. He believed that the fathers are the best friend and help for mothers. He had written a program for feeding, vaccination and bringing up the babies. I kept those instructions after 21 years because they remind me those pleasant days and a serious, hardworking man that was lover of babies. He was not only for me but also for all mothers like a friend, consular and physician. It was one of my desires, in all those years to see him and appreciate him.
Now I can remember him how he eagerly talked about the mothers and their babies. I am one of those women that are very indebted to him. I couldn’t imagine that some day I will be accepted in
At the end, I am sure, all his services as a minister is recorded in Iranians mind.
Yours faithfully,
Robabe Rezaei
2 comments:
Mrs Rezayi,
i really got impressed with your sincere words. and picture is lovely.
narges
Ms. Rezaie,
Thank you so much for your sweet words about my father, (neonatologist) Dr. Alireza Marandi. I didn't know that your babies were his patients! :-)
You are right; my father does care a lot about the health of mothers and their babies, and he is a staunch advocate of breastfeeding, and a firm believer that men with newborns should help their wives around the home and support them to make things easier for them. Hear ye, hear ye! ;-)
Anyway, thank you for your appreciation and your sweet words. I will tell him you said 'hi'; he is always glad to hear of his old patients. It was very sweet of you to write this; I hope we are both worthy of it!
Bless you! :-)
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