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Mulhouse. Ladies in Pink and Their "Cocoon Arms" at the Bedside of Hospitalized Children

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For more than fifty years in Mulhouse, women of all ages, active, retired, volunteered with hospitalized children. Named the Ladies in pink, they bring a bowl of air and comfort to the children as much as they relieve the hospital teams.
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Mulhouse. Ladies in Pink and Their "Cocoon Arms" at the Bedside of Hospitalized Children

For more than fifty years in Mulhouse, women of all ages, active, retired, volunteered with hospitalized children. Named the Ladies in pink, they bring a bowl of air and comfort to the children as much as they relieve the hospital teams.

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lalsace.fr broke the news in on Saturday, July 26, 2025.
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