Suining female nurse accompanied chemotherapy patients to shave their heads. In addition, how can we leave some dignity for chemotherapy patients?

We all know that if a person is seriously ill and needs chemotherapy, it will be humiliating, because people who have received chemotherapy don't want others to know, and they don't want others to pry into his privacy too much. Sometimes they are afraid to face others and don't want others to know. People who receive chemotherapy will have a little shadow in their hearts and think that they will be laughed at. So how should we leave some dignity for chemotherapy patients? I think we should do it from three aspects.

The first aspect is that we should give them warmth. Those chemotherapy patients are actually very scared, because they are afraid that others will laugh at them, and they are also afraid that others will neglect them because of this. They are even more afraid that they will let it go and don't want to be with them. They're really scared. At this time, we should give them warmth and let them know that we will not laugh at them and alienate them because of their situation. We should give them enough sense of security and let them know that we respect them. We will like them very much and will not laugh at them.

The second aspect is that we should not laugh at them. We shouldn't laugh at them, whether joking or really laughing, because whether joking or really laughing may cause psychological shadow, close our hearts and be more easily humiliated. So we can't laugh at them. We should give them a lot of respect and let them feel our love.

The third aspect is to ignore their possible embarrassment. After chemotherapy, you may feel ugly, or you may feel different from others. At this time, we should ignore these places and try to make him feel that they are all the same, because only in this way can he have dignity.

In short, we should give them dignity and make them feel warm in many ways.