She was diagnosed two days after receiving the first vaccine dose. Due to the severity of the disease, she was connected to the Acme device for about a month. Najat had a risk factor.
According to Tzipi Damari, director of nursing at Hasharon Hospital, “She is very, very sad. Najat worked at the hospital for about 30 years. She was a professional, serious and caring nurse. Always with a smile and positive energies, familiar and loved by everyone. She also knew her husband and family. “The staff members from social events. This is a very difficult time for all of us, may your memory be blessed.”
Dr. Eitan Hever, director of the hospital: “This is a great tragedy, Najat was a very dedicated and professional nurse. This is without a doubt a great loss – first and foremost for her family members and also for all the staff members. “
Ilana Cohen, chairwoman of the Brothers and Sisters Federation, added: “Najat’s managers tell of a dedicated and caring nurse, who has held her position for more than 30 years. Najat was within touching distance of the second vaccine and this is a double tragedy, because only about two weeks ago her husband died – also from Corona. We send our condolences to the family and strengthen the four children. R.I.P”.