Linh had been climbing mountains since she was a teenager, and by twenty-five she was one of the best climbers in her region.ලින් නව යොවුන් වියේ සිටම කඳු නැගීමෙහි නියැලී සිටි අතර, විසිපස් හැවිරිදි වන විට ඇය ඇගේ කලාපයේ හොඳම කඳු නගින්නන්ගෙන් කෙනෙකු බවට පත්විය.
During a difficult climb, a sudden fall shattered her leg badly enough that doctors told her she might never climb again.දුෂ්කර කඳු නැගීමකදී, හදිසියේ වැටීමකින් ඇගේ කකුල දරුණු ලෙස කැඩී ගිය අතර වෛද්යවරු ඇයට නැවත කිසිදා නැගීමට නොහැකි වනු ඇතැයි පැවසූහ.
For months, Linh refused to visit the climbing gym, unable to bear watching others do what she could no longer do.
Eventually, a close friend convinced her to visit anyway, not to climb, but simply to be near the sport she missed so much.
At the gym, Linh noticed young beginners struggling with basic techniques that she knew well, and she began offering small pieces of advice.
Slowly, coaching beginners gave her a new purpose, and she discovered she loved teaching almost as much as she had loved climbing herself.
Two years later, Linh ran her own climbing school, proud to say that her worst injury had somehow led her to her best career.
