Spirit of Hong Kong Awards. blind psychologist gives back despite hardship

Chris McMillan
Oct 14, 2024
1 min read

South China Morning Post

14th October 2024

Hongkonger Jennifer Wong Ming-wai was only eight years old when her life took a drastic turn after she suffered a severe allergic reaction to a medication, which led to complications that left her blind.

Wong’s challenges, however, have pushed her to become the city’s first visually impaired clinical psychologist.

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