You Will Laugh and Cry Over Dad Bringing Newborn to Doctor's Appointment
When little Debias got his shots at the pediatrician's last week, his father was right there with him the whole time - and his reactions are priceless.
Dr. Francois sings in the hospital whenever he can because he believes that music can uplift his patients and his medical staff, too.
This doctor does not just have the talent to save lives - he also has the ability to lift spirits.
Dr. Elvis Francois, an orthopedic surgeon at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, New York, had just finished with a spine trauma surgery when he took a break in the operating room to sing a little song.
The doctor filmed himself crooning a breathtaking rendition of Nina Simone's "Feelin' Good", which he later posted to his Instagram account.
Francois says that he enjoys singing at work - whether it is to the patients or to his fellow staff members - because "music is medicine".
We understand what he means, too - how can you not feel a little better after listening to Francois's soothing set of pipes?
"I grew up singing and I have always been interested in music," Francois told Inside Edition. "Recently I've been posting it to social media more. Singing helps keep [people's] spirits lifted in between cases. I usually sing around the operating staff."
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