“Accept that you’re going to be seen.” A blind Romanian climber’s tale of courage, determination and success
No visibility doesn't mean no possibility. That's one way to sum up the story of blind climber Răzvan Nedu, captain of Romania's national paraclimbing team, world silver medalist, trainer at the Climb Again sports & therapy club, and life…
Irina Marica · Journalist
· Updated · 6 min read

No visibility doesn't mean no possibility. That's one way to sum up the story of blind climber Răzvan Nedu, captain of Romania's national paraclimbing team, world silver medalist, trainer at the Climb Again sports & therapy club, and life enthusiast. In a society where people tend to see the disability before the person, Răzvan dared, embraced the challenges and found his way, one step at a time.
"If I walk around all day with a white cane in my hand that shows that I'm vulnerable, then I somehow get used to admitting that I'm vulnerable. You have to accept that you're going to be seen. Then you will start to accept that you will have difficulties, that you will get lost. It's all about acceptance and finding solutions." - Răzvan Nedu.


