Beautiful images at the hair donation program for cancer patients in Nghe An
Diep Thanh - May 23, 2024 16:20
(Baonghean.vn) - With the message "As many hairs as there are love", the program "Giving hair to cancer patients" in Nghe An attracted the participation of nearly 1,000 people and received nearly 700 donated hairs.
On the morning of May 23, at Nghe An Oncology Hospital, an event to donate hair to cancer patients took place. The program was jointly organized by Nghe An Oncology Hospital and the Cancer Patient Support Fund - Bright Tomorrow, with the support of 20 hair salons nationwide and the participation of hundreds of people inside and outside the province.
MSc. Nguyen Ba Tinh - Deputy Director of the Cancer Patient Support Fund - Bright Tomorrow gives wigs to cancer patients. On this occasion, the program gave away 70 wigs. Photo: Thu HienCancer patients have to endure physical pain and mental inferiority complex during the treatment process. This meaningful gift will help patients be more optimistic in their journey to fight the disease. Photo: Thu Hien
Clip: Diep ThanhSince early morning, hundreds of people from many localities in the province and neighboring provinces have been present at Nghe An Oncology Hospital to participate in the hair donation program. Many nurses and volunteers from the hospital participated to guide and remind people to maintain order. Photo: Diep ThanhTo participate in the program, Tran Thi Ha and Nguyen Thi Bao Tram took a bus from Anh Son to Vinh at 4am and arrived at the hospital at 6am. Ha shared that last year, she and her daughter went all the way to Hanoi to donate hair, but because it was too crowded, they could not do it. In order not to miss the opportunity like last time, in this event, the mother and daughter were determined to arrive very early. Photo: Diep ThanhFrom his mother's sharing, Nguyen Hoang Bao An (4 years old, Hung Nguyen district) decided to join the program with the hope of being able to donate his hair to children who are unfortunately suffering from cancer. Photo: Diep ThanhBesides those who cut off part of their hair, there are those who decide to shave their heads and donate the whole thing. Ms. Phan Thi Quy (worker of Luxshare-ICT Nghe An Co., Ltd.) is such a person. Photo: Diep ThanhThe program attracted the participation of many children and the companionship and support of their parents. Most of the children learned about the program through social media channels and grew their hair for a long time to fulfill their wish to donate their hair. Photo: Diep ThanhThe program attracted the participation of nearly 1,000 people and patients. The interest and sharing of people on social networking platforms helped the meaningful and humane message of the program spread widely. Photo: Diep ThanhAccompanying the program in many provinces and cities, Mr. Nguyen Van Chien (white shirt - hair salon owner in Hanoi) said that he was very surprised by the number of participants in Nghe An. In the photo, Mr. Chien is visiting and choosing a hairstyle suitable for the patient's face. Photo: Diep ThanhBehind the mask of this female patient are emotional tears. After long chemotherapy sessions, most patients will experience hair loss and it takes a long time to recover. The wig will help them be more optimistic, more confident, thereby increasing their chances of overcoming the disease. Photo: Diep ThanhThe joy radiated on the faces of cancer patients. After receiving their hair and having it cut to suit their faces, two female patients from Thanh Chuong took a souvenir photo together. Photo: Diep ThanhBy noon, the number of participants and attendees at the event was still very large. According to the organizers, nearly 700 sets of hair were donated during the event. Photo: Diep Thanh
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