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Man selling his children to pay for kidney transplant

July 11th, 2010 by Key | Posted in News | 23 Comments »

A man in Jianxi who is suffering from uremia, can not afford his medical cost and hopes to sell both is daughter and son for his kidney transplant operation.  The man had a happy family, but after suffering from this disease he was unable to work and his wife also quietly left him…

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(Form Netease) In order to treat uremia he had almost gone bankrupt. After his wife left him left him with his son and daughter , in order to have kidney transplant to stay alive, “I now have no other ways, only to trade my child for my life!” said Mr. Chen, painfully walked into the newspaper office yesterday.

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Chinese Orphans Adopted Overseas Finding Home

September 5th, 2009 by Key | Posted in News | 5 Comments »

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[Southern Metropolis Weekly] August 29th Chinese boy Christian met his long-lost birth parents in Beijing. As one of the75,000 Chinese orphans adopted overseas, Christian is one of the few lucky ones that found out about the truth of his life. However, his tortuous experience of finding home is thought provoking, how many children have the same experiences as him? When it was still possible to find their lost love ones, they were sent to overseas for adoption.

Christian told his foster mother Julia he wanted to return to China, that’s when Julia realized that the 17-year-old Christian’s troubled mind cannot be resolved with “love” alone.

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