11/03/2016

Une pensée en ce jour

Merci à Maryse de votre message "Une pensée en ce jour" avec le photo "Un espoir".  Tetsu

Une pensée en ce jour pour tous ceux et toutes celles qui ont subi ce terrible drame.

Un espoir
                                                                                                            M.B.

24/07/2014

Care in Miharu-machi

Yuko and Tetsu presented a paper "Worlds of nurses in the care at home, a comparison in France and Japan" in the session organized by Philippe, ISA, Yokohama, RC30. 

Yuko talked about problems of the care in Miharu-machi after the Catastrophes.


More than 3 years living in the temporary dwellings is possible?
The aged people are facing the following problems: ADL declining, beacause they lost their agricultural work; Changing family composition, property right and family coorperation in care; Lack of personnel working for health care.
        https://isaconf.confex.com/isaconf/wc2014/webprogram/Session3996.html

     http://forum-bridge-lilies.blogspot.jp/2014/07/discussion-with-fabienne-and-philippe.html
     http://words-bridge-lilies.blogspot.jp/2014/07/la-femme-une-et-indivisible-nexiste-pas.html

20/07/2014

11/03/2013

Two years

Dear friends,
Two years after the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami, the world is looking to Japan in a ambivalent way.
Of course, today, solidarity and compassion are the dominating feelings. But, at the same time we do hope that the Japanese people will make the good and courageous choices to avoid, in the future, such a tragedy.
Nuclear energy is still useful, may be necessary, taking into account the choices made in the 1970’s. However it is not to late to take another way. Indeed, the whole humanity must develop other energies, but we also have to make a new World grounded on frugality, slowness and fraternity. In this new emerging World, Japan, thanks to its historical values, can show the pathway to wisdom. A pathway made of voluntarism and spirituality.
Take care, Philippe Mossé

24/12/2012

Community care, 22 months after the catastrophes

The broken seawall

Tetsu visited with Takayuki's guidance Minamisoma, near the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.


The polluted land



    
Visiting Nurses' Station


Takayuki, chief nurse

Takayuki has been working as a visiting nurse in Minamisoma. Before the catastrophes March 2011, Takayuki, with 20 nurses, was working for caring 120 patients at their homes.
Now, 22 months after, 5 nurses are working there for 35 patients, including 9 evacuees.
Takayuki's colleague


However, Takayuki explores, day after day, with his colleagues how recontruct the community care.

Community care, 22 months after the catastrophes

The broken seawall

Tetsu visited with Takayuki's guidance Minamisoma, near the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.


The polluted land



    
Visiting Nurses' Station


Takayuki, chief nurse

Takayuki has been working as a visiting nurse in Minamisoma. Before the catastrophes March 2011, Takayuki, with 20 nurses, was working for caring 120 patients at their homes.
Now, 22 months after, 5 nurses are working there for 35 patients, including 9 evacuees.
Takayuki's colleague


However, Takayuki explores, day after day, with his colleagues how recontruct the community care.