First, read the English article below.

Knowledge is power, so learning about your disability can give you the power to live with it. Particularly if the disability is new to you, you should speak with your physician about what to expect.  Some questions to ask include:  Is the disability temporary or permanent? Are there common complications or secondary illnesses that often accompany the disability? Are there any physical or emotional resources or support groups available in your area? Will ongoing treatment or physical therapy be required to manage your disability? What alterations might you need to make to your previous lifestyle, job, or activities to adapt them to a new or progressing disability? If your disability is progressing, how quickly is the progression likely to take place? Are there means of slowing the progression? Possibly the hardest aspect of emotionally adjusting to a disability is coming to terms with your prognosis. While it is always good to hope for and work towards recovery, if you do so while looking at your current state with disdain, you may end up depressed and unsuccessful.  You need to accept your current situation as well as your possible future. By doing so, you'll be able to focus your efforts on improving your standard of living, rather than on how upset you are with the way things are working out.  Don't confuse acceptance with laziness. Accepting simply means that you fully understand that your situation is what it is; you still have the ability to work on improving it, though. Denying or ignoring the severity of your disability can make regular emotional and physical tasks much more difficult. If you are new to having a disability as a result of an accident or a progressing illness, it can be very hard not to compare your present state to the way things were in the past. Letting go of your past goes hand in hand with accepting your situation. You don't need to forget the way you were previously, but you shouldn't look at your past with despair because of your present situation. Enjoy the memories from the past... 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Vietnamese. Abstract:
Tìm hiểu về khuyết tật của bạn. Chấp nhận hoàn cảnh. Tập trung vào hiện tại và tương lai thay vì quá khứ. Cho phép mình được đau buồn. Hết sức cố gắng duy trì sự lạc quan. Đừng cô lập bản thân. Tập trung vào ưu điểm của bạn.