My joy is to save lives - Felicity Okorocha

Felicity Okorocha, a physiotherapist who started treating people from health challenge 17 years ago and has treated  over 150 people. She spoke to TUNDE ESO on how she intend to look after more people facing health challenges.

 Felicity Okorocha

 

Brief us about your background?

I'm Mrs Felicity Anastasia Okorocha, a physiotherapist residing in Lagos. I have been on this physio work for over 17years. I have treated over 100 adults and 50 children, I love my Job.

How do you deal with pressure or stressful situation as a physiotherapist? 

By taken good medications, supplements; have good rest, exercise and eating good food and fruits. 

What have been your major interest so far?

My major interest so far is treating people with stroke, setting of bone and general massaging, to ensure more life are saved. 

What motivated you to be a physiotherapist?

I love the job and to come in contact with people I have not seen before. I have joy in doing it. The grace of God  have helped me to heal a lot of people through my work.

Can you list some of the health challenge God have use your profession to heal people? 

Stroke, broken bone, infertility, Osteoporosis diabetes, BP pile, lumber ulcer. 

How many people have you treated to your credit?

God has helped me to be able to treat over 100 patients, which many of them even gave testimony on thier health challenge breakthrough. 

What are the things you look for in someone to be your friend?

Major things I cherish for someone to become my best friend are total humility, outstanding faithfulness; trust-worthness and easy to forgive 

What really makes you happy? 

What really makes me happy is when my patience happily response to health treatment and later overcome thier health challenge with pleasantry. 

Who is your role model and why?

My role model is Mrs Odinakachi Loveth Okoye because she a Mother of good and productive counsels.