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Dear Sir and Ma'am,

I am a parent of a three-years-old boy who is totally blind, autistic, and mental retarded. He was born with prematurity at the month of sixth. Today I write this message with the attention of expressing my sincere thanks to you as donors of Vi Thuy Home for the Blind.

While we were desperated about our vulnerable child, we luckily met a lady who told us about the home. We contacted the director and she let us bring our child to the home. Immediately she accepted our child into the early intervention program with free of charge. The enrollment cheered me and my husband up.  

My child is scheduled three mornings a week. He learns how to stand up and to walk. As well, he learns how to interact with other friends even he has not talked yet. He also learns how to be in a group activity and other self-served skills. 

My kid also has sleeping problem. He is active during nighttime and sleepy during daytime. With the patient and skillful instruction of the teacher during the last three months, he is now making a big progress. He can stand up and walk with the support of an adult. He is also more awake during the lessons. I hope he will be more involved in the lessons and be able to pursue education as other children with visual impairment are. 

Via the director of the Vithuy Home, I am glad to know that the home is receiving help from donors around the world. As a parent, I believe your donations are very valuable to help us with our issues as I myself am not working. On behalf of parents of those children, I would like to thank you for your generosity and care. As the Christmas season is approaching, I wish that you and your families will have a great season and success in your life. 

Please continue to make life more beautiful and meaningful by your share.

Very warm regards,