Bangkok: Pee Saderd provides encouragement and warmth to underprivileged cancer patients in Ubon Ratchathani Province. This is an ongoing activity by Northeastern Thai singer Pee Saderd: holding concerts to raise funds for underprivileged cancer patients. After the concert, the famous singer visited and offered encouragement and gifts to impoverished cancer patients at Sappasit Prasong Hospital in Ubon Ratchathani Province. The atmosphere was heartwarming. Pee Saderd not only spoke with each patient at their bedside, but also played guitar and sang songs upon their request, hugged them, gave them blankets, and offered words of encouragement. Many patients were moved to tears, saying they would no longer give up hope and felt more hopeful and determined to fight the disease.
According to Thai News Agency, Pee Saderd revealed that a strong mind can overcome any problem, including serious illnesses like cancer. When you have good morale, you become happier and can think positively about the problems you face. But if you suffer from the illness, everything will get worse. Therefore, I want to encourage underprivileged cancer patients who, in addition to battling the disease, also face economic and living challenges. I want to send encouragement and strength to all cancer patients. Every time I interact with underprivileged cancer patients, giving encouragement may seem like a small thing, but we do it from the heart. We can feel the happiness of the patients. Singing, talking, and hugging them to give encouragement-I believe this is a great source of strength and a light for underprivileged cancer patients, showing them a way to fight this disease and giving them hope. Some people even feel encouraged after singing with Pee Saderd. This is a small thing I can give to everyone.
Finally, I want everyone to have the opportunity to share happiness and encouragement with underprivileged cancer patients, showing them a glimmer of hope and a way out of this disease, giving them the strength to recover and return to a normal life. P. Saderd will continue this activity, and I want everyone to help build morale and provide encouragement to the public, extending this light of hope not only for cancer patients but also for many other diseases who need strong support. Because in the fight against serious illness, the most important medicine is the patient’s morale.