Spreading love from the "0 VND Haircut" program

At Central Military Hospital 108, more than 100 patients, patients' families and medical staff were given free haircuts in the "0-dong Haircut" program. Not only bringing practical care, the activity also spreads the spirit of sharing, adding joy and motivation to those being treated at the hospital.

The neatly and meticulously cut hair is not simply a change in appearance, but also helps patients become more confident and excited in spirit during the treatment days.

For many patients, especially those who have to stay in the hospital for many days, a small thing like getting a haircut also becomes a great joy.

Mr. Nguyen Duc Thuong, a patient being treated at Central Military Hospital 108, emotionally shared: "I am very excited, this action is very meaningful, bringing joy to us. I hope the program will continue to be implemented to bring joy to more patients.

The special thing about the program is the dedication of hair stylists and staff of Central Military Hospital 108. For patients who have difficulty walking, members have come to the hospital bed to cut their hair, helping them still receive attentive care right at the treatment place.

Not stopping at free haircuts, the journey of love is also extended by another beautiful gesture. Hospital staff have donated hair to cancer patients through the Vietnam Breast Cancer Network. The strands of hair that are cherished, preserved and given with all love have become meaningful spiritual gifts for patients who are fighting the arduous journey.

Ms. Dang Thi Thanh Truc, official of the Social Work Department, Central Military Hospital 108, shared: "The hair given is a meaningful sharing. In this way, we send our companionship and motivation to patients, especially cancer patients. A small action but brings great spiritual value. For me, it is a very precious and humane experience.

Amidst a hospital environment that is associated with many worries and fatigue, the "0 VND Haircut" program has brought a warm and close atmosphere. It is not only material support, but also a bridge of human kindness, where kindness is given with sincerity and empathy.

Those simple actions, no matter how small, are still contributing to soothing the pain every day, adding strength for patients to be more steadfast on the journey of treatment. From a neat hairstyle, a light smile or a silent spiritual gift, love has been spread in a simple but persistent way.

The program "0 VND Haircut" is a testament to the fact that in life, kindness always exists from very small actions. And those small things can create great values, warming the hearts of those who need encouragement and sharing.

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