Tampico, Tamaulipas.— Twenty-three years ago, Yolanda Montalvo Torres and Juan Alberto Fernández met while working at the Red Cross in Ciudad Madero. She was a nurse practitioner; he, a paramedic. There began the story of a couple who would dedicate their lives to the care of others. It was 2003. Juan Alberto still keeps present what he found in Yolanda from the first moment: a woman passionate about his profession, empathetic and of great heart…
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Tampico, Tamaulipas.— Twenty-three years ago, Yolanda Montalvo Torres and Juan Alberto Fernández met while working at the Red Cross in Ciudad Madero. She was a nurse practitioner; he, a paramedic. There began the story of a couple who would dedicate their lives to the care of others. It was 2003. Juan Alberto still keeps present what he found in Yolanda from the first moment: a woman passionate about his profession, empathetic and of great heart…