Visually impaired people at Omamori Spa always keep the faith in life, keep the passion with massage career, they enthuse and dedicate with everybody, helped me a lot to adapt to the new environment.

This interview was conducted by the blind therapist Le Tinh with newly graduate therapist Ho Quoc Cuong who took 8 months to study just one basic massage modality due to his multiple disability and long time isolated from social contacts.

​Thanh is one of blind students enrolled our training program at Omamori Spa in the autumn of 2018. Thanh, 21-year-old girl from Nghệ An province, is always shy and felt uncomfortable meeting people because of her malformation of face at birth besides vision impairment.

A meaningful and loving trip to Loan's family. She comes from the suburb of Hanoi - Bat Trang village, where is very famous for producing Vietnamese traditional ceramic products.

Even though Nguyet’s husband is also a visually impaired, her family is always full of laughing with her little son

​Duong Bui is one of five new students have been training in Omamori Spa at the moment. Duong, 22 years old, has just graduated from Hanoi College of Art, where he learnt to become a saxophonist.

My father was a solider affected by Agent Orange, which passed to me and my sister, causing vision impairment at birth.

It started as any normal trek in the forest near the border of China and Vietnam, finding mine signals

I honestly couldn’t believe a blind person can do almost everything as a sighted person could do, from learning knowledge, using the mobile phone, the computer, and make a living themselves, until I have worked at Omamori Spa.

I quit going to school several years ago because my eyes were getting worse.

Mr. Thang Dang (1984) was born in Trai hemlet, Kim Ho village, Le Chi commune, Gia Lam rural district, Hanoi

​Unfortunately, I got in an accident when I was 19 years old, which took away my visual ability completely