Origami in Oncology: Coping with Children

Laughing as the paper frog jumped, his boat sailed on the hospital's bed, smiling with pride as the floral paper tiara adorned her, hugging the fish, running after the rabbits and dangling colorful butterflies, flying the airplanes through I/V drip sets. [...]the smile on the faces of their attendants, who have not slept well since months wondering whether their baby will ever be the same again, touches ones heart as they fondly see their child toying with these small paper charms. Inexpensive and interactiveSelf-creation leading to the sense of achievement which boosts up their low moraleInnovative, so a new object everydayEasy to makeCaregivers and staff may make or even older patients can make for the younger fellow patients, thereby learning to share and careBecome the characters of the stories of these childrenMay be made and used in the wards.