Patients in wheelchairs admire the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet

TPO - On the morning of January 16, many staff, doctors, and patients at Cho Ray Hospital experienced the Spring Flower Street of At Ty 2025. This is a meaningful activity for patients and their relatives when they have to celebrate Tet in the hospital.

January 16, 2025 | 14:11

TPO - On the morning of January 16, many staff, doctors, and patients at Cho Ray Hospital experienced the Spring Flower Street of At Ty 2025. This is a meaningful activity for patients and their relatives when they have to celebrate Tet in the hospital.

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 1

In the joyful atmosphere of preparing for the traditional New Year, all officers and employees of Cho Ray Hospital are actively completing the spring flower street as a meaningful gift, bringing joy and warmth to patients and their relatives during the Tet holiday.

Patients in wheelchairs admire the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 3

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 4

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 5

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 6

Although operating only within the hospital premises, all departments take care to decorate their booths to be eye-catching, hoping to dispel some of the pressure as well as give more confidence to patients and their families in fighting the disease.

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 7

Ms. Tam was calling her mother who was in the treatment room, sharing: "My mother is on dialysis in the department. Her health is fine but she can't walk yet. I saw this activity so I called her on FaceTime to watch. During the days before Tet, having this flower street also helps patients and their families feel less sad and less sorry."

Patients in wheelchairs admire the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 8

"Welcoming Tet in the hospital is something no one wants, but I am very grateful to the hospital doctors for taking the time to make this flower street. I see that my child is very excited even though he is still in pain," Mr. Lam confided while taking his child to see the flower street in a wheelchair.

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 9

Somewhere there are still pressures of life, the fight against illness, economic burdens... but people still try to have fun together, creating confidence for themselves when participating in this activity of Cho Ray Hospital.

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 10

"In the New Year, I only wish one thing: that patients here and everywhere get well soon," this female hospital staff member shared.

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 11

Associate Professor - Doctor Tran Thi Bich Huong, a retired staff member but still working as a consultant for the hospital, shares the joy with the patients. This year, Ms. Bich Xuan (living in Binh Chanh district) celebrates her second Tet in the hospital. Ms. Xuan is excited to see the flower street even though she still has to carry an electric syringe pump for heart failure patients.

Patients in wheelchairs watch the special flower street in the hospital on the eve of Tet, photo 12

This year, 73 departments of Cho Ray Hospital continue to join hands to create a flower street with all kinds of unique and diverse decorations. All aim to recreate a simple, close and loving Tet, helping to dispel some of the homesickness of the patients.