Nearly 300 cancer patients undergoing long-term treatment at the Hospital participated in the program.

Speaking at the program, Colonel, Associate Professor, Dr. Truong Dinh Cam - Deputy Director of the Hospital said that the program was organized on the occasion of Vietnamese Family Day, June 28, and on the occasion of the National Action Month on Prevention and Control of Domestic Violence in 2024. This is an extremely meaningful activity. The program aims to honor the profound human values ​​of Vietnamese families. Especially for patients, the role of family members is extremely important. The family is a solid support, a source of strength, a driving force that contributes significantly to helping patients improve their health, quality of life, and provide mental support for patients to add more strength to overcome the disease.

Through the program “Melody of Love Connection” with the theme “Family - The foundation of happiness”, it is also a bridge between patients and doctors of the Hospital. This is also a part of the commitment of Military Hospital 175 in the journey of continuous efforts to improve the quality of service and patient care.

During the nearly 2-hour program, the audience enjoyed colorful performances that created a joyful, warm atmosphere, encouraging and sharing with patients to overcome the pain of illness. Many patients sang and cheered enthusiastically for the performances by doctors, nurses, medical staff, especially children and children of hospital staff. Some patients had to use wheelchairs or still had IVs in their arms, but they were all eager to join in the close, joyful atmosphere of the program.

Performance by children of hospital staff at the program

In particular, this program also featured the sharing of Ms. Hong Van - Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Hoang Linh Biotech Company, who had faced the difficulties of cancer and was successfully treated at the Institute of Oncology & Nuclear Medicine, Military Hospital 175. Her story brought warmth and strong belief in the will to overcome difficulties in the fight against cancer.

"During the treatment, my mouth was dry and bitter, I felt nauseous and could not eat anything, but I still tried to overcome it to help myself have the strength to get through the treatment period. Then all the pain and difficulties passed. Until now, sometimes I no longer remember that I am a cancer patient. I want to tell everyone to try to stay calm, not to be sad or worried, to always be optimistic and have faith that will help us overcome the disease" - Ms. Van shared.

The program gave many gifts to the patients.

Being reborn, for Ms. Van, is a miracle. According to Ms. Van, it is the love and encouragement of her family, of the doctors and nurses at the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine, and the mutual encouragement of each patient that has helped her and many other patients overcome and forget that they are patients.

After the performances, the program "Melody of Love Connection" presented more than 200 gifts to patients, including 30 special gifts, each worth 1 million VND, including cash and gifts for 30 patients in difficult circumstances and undergoing long-term treatment at the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine.

The program was co-organized by the Communications - Marketing Department, the Political Department, the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine, the Social Work Department, the Propaganda Department and the Mass Organization of Military Hospital 175, becoming a meaningful spiritual gift for patients, their families, as well as doctors and nurses of the Hospital./.