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Putting good into the world: Michele Recanati, a bubbly Iowa medical assistant, died of COVID-19

Putting good into the world: Michele Recanati, a bubbly Iowa medical assistant, died of COVID-19 Tony Leys, Des Moines Register Iowa Mourns: Friends and families remember those lost to COVID-19 Replay Video UP NEXT Michele Recanati loved being a mom to three sons. She loved working as a medical assistant. And she loved being an identical twin to her sister, Cynthia. The two women lived in the same towns most of their lives. First in California, then in Idaho, and then in northeast Iowa. And they both worked as medical assistants, most recently at the MercyOne hospital in Oelwein. Michele’s boisterous voice and laugh were often heard way down the halls, announcing her presence to patients and colleagues before they could see her. She found a deep fulfillment in lifting the patients’ spirits, even when they were contending with serious health problems, said her sister Cynthia Recanati.

Iowa COVID deaths: An Oelwein MercyOne medical assistant, twin mourned

Michele Recanati loved being a mom to three sons. She loved working as a medical assistant. And she loved being an identical twin to her sister, Cynthia. The two women lived in the same towns most of their lives. First in California, then in Idaho, and then in northeast Iowa. And they both worked as medical assistants, most recently at the MercyOne hospital in Oelwein. Michele’s boisterous voice and laugh were often heard way down the halls, announcing her presence to patients and colleagues before they could see her. She found a deep fulfillment in lifting the patients’ spirits, even when they were contending with serious health problems, said her sister Cynthia Recanati.

Twin sisters working on frontlines of pandemic contract Covid-19, only one survives

Twins on front lines contract Covid; only one survives Stefan Sykes and Yasmine Salam and Mohammed Syed © Provided by NBC News Cynthia Racanati couldn’t imagine she’d be returning to work without her sister. Cynthia, 47, and her identical twin sister, Michele, had been living together and working at the same hospital in Oelwein, Iowa, when they each contracted Covid-19 in early November first Cynthia with only mild symptoms, and then Michele with a more severe case. “You could tell that she was really sick,” Cynthia told NBC News. “Sometimes, she d be sleeping all day. She didn t want to get up, she wouldn t feel good.”

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