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Ronald S. Wu M.D.

Los Angeles, California

1941 - 2020

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December 10, 1941 - September 8, 2020 Dr. Ronald Wu, a physician blessed with extraordinary skills and a calm, quiet manner, is being remembered by friends, colleagues, patients and families whose lives he touched with great care and grace during his nearly 50 years in private practice, serving...

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I loved Dr. Wu. I worked with him for many years at Glendale Adventist Medical Center in Labor and Delivery. I was there with him when he deliver the triplets. He was the best Doctor and ground breaking in his work. He would tell us the nurses Stories about how he came to American on a cargo ship from China. He always spoke so highly of his wife and children. He lived a blessed life. Sally Maude RN

I know that Dr. Wu passed quite a while ago. It saddens me but i knew one day we would have to go on our way without him. There was no other Dr in my life who had a greater commitment to his patients. "Very unhappy pelvis" was a memorable phrase he used with me at a tough time. He saved me and my niece too. He took personal time with us both and drew pictures to explain. Incredible man and incredible commitment to healing using his intuition and care. Love him. Truly love him.

Dr. Wu was extraordinary. He delivered my son 34 years ago. I was watching the movie Pieces of a Woman and thought how fortunate i was to have had Dr. Wu to come to my aid after a failed natural birth with a midwife at her center. Dr. Wu showed up at 1am to deliver my son via C section. He was so skilled. It was a blessing i will never forget. It was so sad to hear of his passing when i looked him up. This is a great loss but his memory will live on in the thousands of stories told by...

Dr Wu delivered my daughter by c-section in January 2001. The pregnancy was not planned and I was terrified. Dr Wu noticed my insecurities and spent so much time assuring me everything will be ok. Labor was long - more of a medical experience then a birthing experience. Both me and my daughter were in distress. Dr Wu took such good care of us. Today my daughter is in her second year of college - CalPoly San Luis Obispo (6% acceptance rate) and has been on the Deans List every quarter....

Calling Dr. Wu

First day,
Nervous, What now?
Calling Dr. Wu.

Fetal distress,
No prenatal care
Calling Dr. Wu.

Patient worried,
Family concerned.
Calling Dr. Wu.

Residents aplenty
Always available.
Calling Dr. Wu.

Last day,
A mentor and friend
Calling Dr. Wu.

Saint Peter,
At the pearly gates.
Calling Dr. Wu.

Dr. Wu delivered our grandson, Bo in August 2013. Especially since this was a very challenging birth we felt immeasurable gratitude. Our gratefulness sparked a new tradition. Each year on Bo’s birthday, I would mail a card to Dr. Wu, of our infinite thanks.
I had never personally met this compassionate and devoted physician who I was certain had wings tucked beneath his lab coat. One year, following his retirement I called his office seeking a forwarding address. Lo and behold when...

I was honor to have met Dr. Wu and all his family. Spending time with him and actually be there with him has been a life changing. Thank you so much Dr. Wu and Mrs. Wu.

Dr Wu was a wonderful supporter of women , families, and of Midwives. He is missed and loved. Not to be forgotten...