Caring Nurse Cheers Up Sick Child With Goofy Dance in Heartwarming Video TikTok Video, Netizens Left in Tears

Caring Nurse Cheers Up Sick Child With Goofy Dance in Heartwarming Video TikTok Video, Netizens Left in Tears

  • A nurse used her dance talent to cheer up a child who was sick and was admitted to the hospital where she works
  • In a video that has melted hearts on TikTok, the nurse went into the boy's ward and performed the dance
  • Because of the lovely way she danced, TikTokers have described her as an angel in human form

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A 60 seconds video recorded in a hospital showed the remarkable moment a nurse danced for a sick child.

The boy was hospitalized in the nurse's clinic, and she used her nice dance to cheer him up.

Photos of a nurse dancing for a kid in hospital ward.
The nurse performed Sick Child by Cocomelon for the kid. Photo credit: TikTok/@lukresiarobai.
Source: UGC

The boy was sitting on his hospital bed when the compassionate nurse entered the ward and started to dance for him.

Nurse dances for a sick child

She danced to Sick Song, a popular children's nursery rhyme by Cocomelon. She used amazing hand gestures to illustrate the lyrics.

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Her amazing dance therapy helped to make the boy more relaxed, knowing that someone was caring for him in the hospital.

He sat on his bed and watched the nurse keenly as he enjoyed the dance session. After she was done dancing, she brought out goodies from her pocket for the young boy.

People on TikTok are praising the kind nurse and telling her to keep up the good job. She posted the video on her TikTok handle, @lukresiarobai.

Watch the video below:

TikTok users praise dancing nurse

@avivonyarbeatrice said:

"God bless you."

@Peter Waweru705 commented:

"I like this lady. She is wonderful."

@Mwaswanyambura said:

"God bless you dear. Keep it up."

@ma gwyneth reacted:

"Much love."

@sadia said:

"May Allah make everything easier for him and be blessed too."

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@Shemeji reacted:

"God bless you soo much."

@user3808266228373 said:

"May God bless the work of your hands."

@user2866808937850

"Go, golden girl! Spread that love to humanity."

@generalfrank3 reacted:

"You're a heart-warming gal."

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In another story, Briefly News reported that pictures of a gorgeous nurse had men on social willing to visit the hospital just to be taken care of by her.

The drop-dead gorgeous woman was wearing form-fitting purple scrubs which showed off her hourglass figure.

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