The incident happened when Nguyen Anh Phuong (born in 1991 in Hanoi) had just received notice of admission to university. From a normal healthy girl, Anh Phuong had to be confined to a wheelchair after a malignant fever.
Participating in the program “Love Station” with beautiful flowers made of crochet, Anh Phuong confidently introduced her work and passion. Crochet products not only help her earn income but also bring her more joy and faith in life.
Talking about her incident, Nguyen Anh Phuong said that she was born a normal child like many of her peers. After being admitted to the Cultural Studies major at Hanoi University of Culture in 2009, Anh Phuong experienced a malignant fever just a week before the first day of school.
The fever and headache caused the 9X girl to be in a coma for half a year at the Central Lung Hospital. The day Anh Phuong woke up was also the day she received the bad news, both legs were completely paralyzed and she could not move. In pain both physically and mentally, there were times when Anh Phuong thought of negative things.
From a normal person, preparing to enter university with so much joy and new things, now in front of Anh Phuong there are only four walls around. Although the family tried to treat her, Anh Phuong could not control her legs as she wanted.
But thanks to her mother as her companion in every journey of treatment, Anh Phuong strives to overcome all challenges and tries to do something to support herself and ease the economic burden on her mother's shoulders.
In 2016, Nguyen Anh Phuong joined the volunteer group “Green Hope”. This activity helped the young girl gain confidence, adapt to life as a disabled person, participate in volunteer work, and spread happiness to everyone.
In the future, Anh Phuong hopes that her knitting business will develop further so that she can have more opportunities to help those in unfortunate circumstances in life.
The story of Nguyen Anh Phuong's efforts will be told in the program "Love Station", broadcast at 10:00 on October 26 on VTV1 channel.
