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As people get older, society tends to impose the idea that the elderly should be simple, should "reduce" their lifestyles, and should be excluded from things considered appropriate for the younger generation. And in many families, the traditional Vietnamese dress (\u00e1o d\u00e0i) unintentionally becomes something "unnecessary" for grandparents.<\/p>\n
Dressing well is not a luxury for older people.<\/h2>\n
For young people, dressing well might be associated with fashion. But for older people, dressing well is associated with... self-esteem<\/strong>.<\/p>\n A grandmother wearing an ao dai on Tet (Lunar New Year) doesn't do it for praise. A grandfather adjusting his ao dai doesn't do it to attract attention. They wear them because:<\/p>\n When the right to dress well<\/strong> When overlooked, the elderly can easily fall into the feeling that their time is over and they are no longer prioritized.<\/p>\n The Ao Dai is not just... skin<\/a>For the elderly, the ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) is a symbol of... presence<\/strong>.<\/p>\n When grandparents wear the traditional Vietnamese dress (\u00e1o d\u00e0i):<\/p>\n If descendants inadvertently overlook this, Tet may have all the dishes and rituals, but it will lack the soul of the family.<\/p>\n Many families provide meticulous physical care for their elderly relatives, but they often forget about other aspects of their care. mental health care<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Mental health care doesn't have to be anything grand. Sometimes, it's just:<\/p>\n That's how we can give back to the elderly a very basic right: the right to make decisions for oneself<\/strong>.<\/p>\n As the organizer of the "Grandparents' Traditional Vietnamese Dress - Graceful January" program, SAN believes that elderly care<\/strong> It must begin with respect.<\/p>\n SAN builds service applications. elderly care<\/a>, patients at home to:<\/p>\n SAN is an alternative to nursing homes and daycare, helping children avoid choosing between busy schedules and responsibilities, while ensuring that the elderly are not separated from their families.<\/p>\n A perfectly fitting ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress). A satisfied look in the mirror.<\/p>\n These are small gestures, but they are enough to make older adults feel appreciated. And when that happens, caregiving ceases to be an obligation and becomes a companionship.<\/p>\n This Tet holiday, let your grandparents dress beautifully in their own way. Let the ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) be a part of caring for them, not something to be overlooked.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcf8 Send your family story to participate in the "Grandparents' Traditional Vietnamese Dress - Elegant January" program organized by SAN.\u00a0<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcf2 Download the SAN app \u2013 An application for caring for the elderly and sick at home. Children rely on their fathers, the elderly rely on their parents..<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n #AoDaiOngBa #DuyenDangThangGieng #QuyenDuocMacDep #SAN #SAN #SANUngDungChamSocNguoiCaoTuoi #SANUngDungChamNguoiGiaTaiNha #SANAppChamBenh #ChamSocNguoiCaoTuoi #ChamSocNguoiBenhTaiNha #Tet #TetDoanVien #YeuThuongOngBa #GiuNepGiaDinh #TreCayChaGiaCaySAN<\/p>\n\n
Ao Dai \u2013 A symbol of presence<\/h2>\n
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Mental well-being begins with respect.<\/h2>\n
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SAN and its perspective on the rights of older adults.<\/h2>\n
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When the right to dress well is respected, old age becomes easier.<\/h2>\n
In conclusion<\/h3>\n
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