BALANGA CITY, Bataan–Maraming pasyente ang takot sa doktor dahil bukod sa parang nananakot habang dina-diagnose ang sakit mo, ang mahal pa maningil at suplada o suplado pa.

Kung si Dr. Cynthia Tuazon-Guevarra ng Bataan ang magda-diagnose sayo, hindi ganito ang mararamdaman mo dahil matiyagang nakikinig sa mga hinaing ng mga pasyente ang doktor na ito.

Naglalaan pa rin si Dr. Guevarra ng oras sa mahihirap na pasyente at nagbibigay ng libreng medical services sa mga kapus-palad.

Bilang founder ng Home for Street Children, patuloy din na nagseserbisyo ng libre sa “Bahay Puso” isang “haven for the elderly” kung saan siya ang physician “who offers not just care but also dignity and love to those in their twilight years.”

Living witnesses ang mga newsmen kung paano tumutulong si Dr. Guevarra sa mga mahihirap na pasyente.

Tinagurian ng mga members of the press si Dr. Guevarra na “doctor like no other.”

Kailanman hindi kinalimutan ng doktor ang sinasabi sa Hippocratic oath na: “a doctor’s mission is to serve not only the affluent but especially the poorest of the poor.”

“In fact, Dr. Guevarra is known for her unyielding commitment to the marginalized, those often forgotten by society, and even to those deprived of liberty.

Her heart extends beyond the bounds of medicine; she is a founder of a home for street children, and to this day, she continues her work at “Bahay Puso”, a haven for the elderly, where she serves as a physician who offers not just care but also dignity and love to those in their twilight years,” anang sumulat sa biography ni Dr. Guevarra.

“Dr. Guevarra’s journey as a Woman of Valor goes beyond her profession. She hopes to be an example, an inspiration not only for women but for men, showing the world that strength, kindness, and care are not bound by gender.

She believes that the true measure of a community’s success lies in the equality and harmony of both men and women working together to uplift one another. I want people to realize that the quality of our contributions as women and men shapes the heart of our community. We must be equal partners in nurturing and building it,” dagdag ng writer.

“Medicine is not just a profession—it is a calling to heal, to listen, and to serve. Her philosophy of care reaches far beyond physical healing,” sabi ng doktor.

At paalala rin niya: “Strength is not measured by how much we can endure, but by how much love we can give along the way.”

“Dr. Guevarra has lived these words daily, whether treating a patient, comforting a child in need, or supporting her family. Her care is woven with love, empathy, and grace,” ayon sa isang observer.

Ang kanyang wisdom, na nahubog ng mahabang panahon na karanasan sa medisina, “has also shaped her teachings to students and peers alike. In medicine and in life, never forget the human side.

People need more than cure—they need kindness.” These words reflect the core of her being—a healer who understands that true healing is not only about science but about human connection.”