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This article is part of the program. "Traditional Ao Dai for Grandparents - Charming in January"<\/em> organized by SAN, associated with home care for the elderly<\/a>.<\/p>\n For young people, Ao Dai<\/a> It's a photoshoot outfit.<\/p>\n With elderly<\/strong>For me, wearing the ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) is like returning to my rightful place.<\/p>\n When grandparents wear the traditional Vietnamese dress (\u00e1o d\u00e0i):<\/p>\n That feeling helps spirit of the elderly<\/strong> I feel much better during the Tet holiday, which is usually quite tiring.<\/p>\n Older adults often become attached to routines.<\/p>\n Without the traditional ao dai dress and familiar rituals, they easily feel a sense of emptiness during Tet.<\/p>\n The Ao Dai helps to:<\/p>\n This is something that neither medication nor diet can replace.<\/p>\n It's understandable that children and grandchildren are busy during Tet. But it is precisely in that rush that... elderly<\/strong> It needs more attention.<\/p>\n One question:<\/p>\n "Would you like to wear an ao dai?"<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n A short wait while the grandparents get ready. Those little things are... mental health care<\/strong> literally.<\/p>\n That is also the spirit of the program. "Traditional Vietnamese Ao Dai for Grandparents - Graceful in January"<\/strong> Organized by SAN.<\/p>\n The program doesn't seek splendor, but rather:<\/p>\n SAN develops applications elderly care<\/strong>, patients at home with the goal of:<\/p>\n SAN's care does not diminish the role of grandparents, but rather keeps that role alive in family life..<\/a><\/p>\n If your grandparents are still with you this Tet holiday, let them... Ao Dai<\/strong> Help them feel like Tet is truly coming.<\/p>\n Children rely on their fathers, the elderly rely on their parents.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n \ud83d\udcf2 Download the SAN app \u2013 Home care for the elderly and sick<\/p>\nThe ao dai is not just for looking at, but for living during Tet.<\/h2>\n
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Wearing the traditional Vietnamese dress helps maintain a familiar daily routine.<\/h2>\n
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Tet is a busy time, but don't forget the little things.<\/h2>\n
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Connecting the community through the "Ao Dai for Grandparents' Day" program.<\/h2>\n
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SAN \u2013 ensuring the elderly are not left out during Tet (Lunar New Year).<\/h2>\n
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