There’s that child that’s, forgot, the one whom, nobody talks about, but, silently admitted to her/his, existence…
The child that’s, forgot, it (no gender specifications!) will live I hard life, because it’s been, forgotten, because nobody gave a flying FUCK (and your point being?) about its, existence. The child that’s, forgot, nobody knew of it, nobody had ever, heard about it, not since the day it was, born.
For the child that’s, forgot, isn’t born righteously, not to married parents, not to the couples dating, who are, cohabiting, and starting their families, without the edicts of a marriage certificate.
The child that’s, forgot, nobody asked about, and it will, continue, to exist, quietly, hidden, in, plain, sight.
A young boy who COMMITTED suicide, by taking that LEAP out of the windows, because his mother is too busy, caring for the infant sister, wow, another case of neglect, with this kid’s life, gone, quite similar to how that other young boy I’d written about, that’s killed himself, by HANGING, from, uh…how long ago was that again??? Oh wow, I can’t, remember, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The nine-year-old boy, Huang two afternoons ago, fell from the window of his seven-story home onto the ramp of the parking garage of his community, rushed to the hospital, and died. The police investigated and found, that the child’s mother was taking care of his two-months old baby sister, he was left alone in the living room, suspected of getting on the couch to play, and accidentally, flipped over, and fell out of the window, the investigators are checking the reason of how he’d died, and, deciding who should be charged for his death.
The county government intervened, the social services department head, Lin stated, that if this young boy’s death was caused by neglect in care, then, the caretaker will be punished by “child and adolescent protection laws”, and the parents will be assigned to take the parenting courses; the social services will also try to understand the parents’ situations, and offer them counseling.
Based off of understanding, the family of four lives in a community building in Nantou, there’s no balcony of the home, there are however, windows looking outward in the living room and the bedroom, without the safety locks nor the iron protection window frames. At around four two days ago, Huang was working away, the mother was staying at home with the children, during which time, she’d stepped away, to take care of the two-months old younger sister.
Back then, Huang the young boy was left alone, playing in the living room, and, fell out of the window of the seven-story home, onto the entrance ramp for the garage. Because of the loud bang he’d made upon impact, the neighbors went outside to check, and found the boy lying in blood, they’d immediately notified the police; Huang’s mother also found him missing from home, and went downstairs to check, but it was, too late.
The boy suffered serious head traumas, the open fractures on both his feet, with no signs of life in him by the time the rescue staff took him to the hospital, and the boy died after the emergency resuscitation measures were performed. The police and district attorneys examined the home, they’d found that the couch was next to the wall of the window, that had the young boy stepped onto the couch, it would not be impossible for him to fall out. The window and screen were both opened up, the police will examine to see if it were the boy who’d opened the window himself, or did the adults left the window open.
And so, instead of a “suicide” by hanging by that last young boy, this one committed suicide, by leaping OUT of the windows, and, wow, are you parents just, fucking retarded or what? And, how many cases of neglect causing death must you encounter to finally understand, that you need to KEEP your eyes on your own young, at ALL times, and yeah, I know that that’s not possible, but at least, you should do your best, unless you want another “suicide” by a young child like this to happen again, and mark my words, this still won’t be the last of ITS, kind!
How this young boy with a rare condition came out of his shells, and became, more outgoing, with the socialization trainings offered by this development center for children with special needs, translated…
My First Impressions of En-En was that He is a “Well-Behaved Boy”, Unlike How Many Children Would Make a Huge Fuss When Placed in a New Environment, He Always Sat Quietly on His Own……………
En-En, Who Loved the Dog, Ryder, from Paw Patrol
“The PAW Patrol, ready for the calls, Ryder, En-En, ready to go!”, as classes are out, the noises came from the classes, the loudest noise was made by the young boy, En-En of the Hsinbei Ai-Ji Development CEnter.
For a time, En-En loved the cartoon, “The PAW Patrol”, he’d often used what he could pick up, the toys in class, to act out his hero fantasy. He is understanding, knew the instructor is busy, taking care of the other children’s needs, he would lead the other children to be heroes, to observe when I’m available, then, invite me to the rescues he was conducting.
At age two, En-En came to the Love Intellect Development Center, the Plain Classes No. 2, before he came, he’d already been diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (a rare genetic disorder, the muscles of the patient will deteriorate with time, causing lack of strengths and atrophy), he was immobilized, can’t move on his own, can only sit on the stool in the classrooms, but he can eat his meals on his own, or pick up the straws to drink water. My very first impression of En-En was that he was a “well-behaved child”, unlike how a lot of children who’d start to cry and fuss in a brand new environment, he always sat quietly—until there’s a course that he couldn’t, manage.
illustration from UDN.com
Before he was sent here, En-En grew up in a loving family, the families all treated him very well, and had subconsciously, made things easy for him, to take the trials of his life away, as much as they possibly could. And so, as En-En bumped into things he’d never encountered before, or things he couldn’t manage (like the muscle strength training) courses, he would start wailing from fear, and used his movements, to show us that he didn’t want to participate in the activities.
At first, this stressed me out, late on, I’d found, that asking if he was willing to do the activities, if he didn’t, then I skipped him, let other classmates do it first, and after he saw others perform the actions, being careful in his nature, En-En would, normally, get engaged.
The Electric Wheelchair Helping the Child March Toward His Own Independence
Three years had come and gone now, through the once six months assessments, along with the fellow students and the teachers’ accompanying and guiding him, at age five, En-En became more and more independent, and he’d even, gained that sense of, “I’m an older brother” aura. He could not just finish up all his lunch foods on his own, he’d also found someone he could help at the teeth brushing afterwards, telling the others how to squeeze out the toothpastes, to brush their own teeth, to rinse, or to get the wet towel to wipe their faces down, sometimes, he’d even help the teachers to tell other students, “don’t grab the foods with your hands”. He’d changed from a child who needed the care, to someone who’d, helped, watch over others.
To train the kids in the center to become more independent, and to have them accumulate the multitudes of experiences, the center fought for one electric wheelchair for all the kids to share. At the start of En-En’s training to use the electric wheelchair, he was, a bit, nervous, compared to other children, he’d feared bumping into things more, but as he got the hang of it, he’d started, exploring the various places in the center in the wheelchair. He’d, found an angle to which he could, enter and exit the elevator with more mobility, when he couldn’t before, and can go shop at the super convenience shops with an adult’s company too now.
and here’s his favorite cartoon character that he’d become in his class…
Ryder and his pet, Chase, from online
Last year, the Love Intellect Development Center sent the kids in the early intervention programs into preschool, to get them to assimilate, hoping, that through interacting with other children, the children in the center could successfully, enter school soon. The first time, En-En, faced with a brand new environment, even though he’d behaved shy, and scared, but, used his delicate heart, his eyes to observe the goings on around him, and got onboard the program to enter into preschool soon. This year, En-En is graduating, and will be starting in the formal preschools soon, we hope, that our young hero will, keep on, opening and passing through those doors that will challenging him continually, in his coming of age.
And so, this kid was shy in nature, but, with the guidance of the school instructors, he’d become, more outgoing, and that’s a good thing, because children need the socializations, and especially for special needs children like this, getting them ready for the world, training them to know how to interact with the outside world is absolutely necessary, because they can’t be locked up in an institution for the rest of their lives. So this is a good training that’s needed for children with special needs that this development center offered to them.
These hitmen still got arrested, because you can’t get away, for murder, eventually you will, get, caught! Law and order in the society, on crime and punishment, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The Murder of the Coffee Dealer in Hsintien Suspected of Being Got Back at for Leaking the Secrets of Manufacturing of Illegal Substances, the Man Behind the Assassination Still at Large
Last year, the man who lived in Hsintien, He was gunned down right outside of his own home execution style by Huang; the police found, that the leader of the chapter of the Thento Union, Hsu suspected that He leaking the intel on the illegal substances had caused the chapter to suffer a huge loss, he’d spent six million dollars N.T., through the head of the chapter of the Thento Union, Chang, to find his charges, Chen’s childhood playmate, Huang, to commit the murder. The Taipei D.A.’s Office charged Huang, Chang, and Chen on murder, and suggested to the judge, to hand down the most severe punishment to Chang. While Hsu who had escaped overseas had an oversea arrest warrant on him.
The investigators found, that Chang was once a member of the Hwashan Chapter, as he’d returned back to Kaohsiung, he’d, set up another union under the Thento Union, and handed out the high interest loans to those who are in need of money; Chen was a subordinate of Chang’s, childhood friends with Huang. Hsu was the mastermind behind all of this, before the hit, he’d used the satellite phones to order the hit, with Chang in the country, keeping tabs on the process of the hit, and assigning the escape routes.
The murdered victim has knowledge of chemistry in making the illegal substances, and had exchanges of skills with the Hwashan Chapter before he died, was suspected for being a spy for the other gang, to get the major drug intel, causing the chapter to lose a lot, Hsu decided to take revenge, called up Chang, to find a hit man; Chen knew Huang was pressured by his gambling debts, and, introduced him to Chang, and, after they discussed how the hit should be carried out, Huang is assigned to assassinate He.
Chang had promised Huang, that afterwards, he would get paid four million dollars from the gangs, that the gang will help him get away, that the amount to help keep his family was handed by Chen to Huang’s families; Hsu also told Huang to pack two sets of clothes, to create two misleads, afterwards, to place the gun not the shoe compartment of the small luggage case. Before Huang went for the hit, he’d told his eldest sister-in-law that he was going to “do something big”, and told her to collect two million dollars N.T. from Chen afterwards.
On the morning of November 21st o last year, Huang arrived to He’s residence, and, took photos of him, sent it to He to confirm that he was, the target, after He came back from dropping his children off to school, Huang went up and called out, “how do we handle this debt, He?”, then, fired off four shots into He’s head, neck, and thorax.
The indictment stated, that Huang had accumulated three hundred thousand dollars in gambling debts, and wanted to make a million from the hits, and although he’d admitted to assassinating the man after he was arrested, he’d caused insurmountable pains for the victim’s families, asked the courts to give him a fitting sentence.
The three were taken to the Taipei District Courts for trial, Huang admitted to what he’d done, Chang and Chen denied having murdered the man, all three asked for bail; the judge believed, that Du was still at large, that the three men who’d been caught are responsible for forgery, possessions of arms, that there’s need to have all three in custody, and, mandated that all three are to be in prison for three months from this day on, and banned from seeing and contacting anybody they knew.
And so, this may have been an elaborate, and well-thought out (b/c the mastermind here had now escaped the country?) plan to assassinate someone, and, they still got arrested, and that still just showed, if you do something illegal, you will get caught, and, the consequences of the crimes you’d committed, greatly exceeded the gains. So, don’t do anything illegal, even IF you’re in dire need of money, or if a good friend requested as a favor for you to do it, because you will get caught!
This just showed, no matter how well-thought-out a crime is planned, chances are, you will, get caught, so don’t do anything unlawful, because you’ll be looking at a very heavy sentence when you get caught (there’s NO if this time ‘round!), off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The man, He from Hsintien had been gunned down, the police found that it was a murder for hire by the member of the Thento Union, Hsu, hiring the gunman through a brotherhood gang member, Chang, a hired hit, the plans to murder was thorough; while in the process of committing the assassination, the gunman, Huang made many errors; before he went for the kill, he got into argument with his older cousin, and the gun he planned to use was found by the police, Chang got angered and lost it; in the end, Hsu managed to get another gun from overseas assigned for the hit, and the plans of assassinating the man was back on.
The police found, that after Huang agreed to assassinate the man, he’d bought a patent car, drove up north, to understand He’s schedules, to familiarize himself with the escape route; on October 20th of last year, he’d followed the guidance of Chang, went to get the gun from Chen, and the three, to make sure the gun was working, went to test the gun out at a cemetery near a bed and breakfast in Kenting, to ensure there wouldn’t be any technical difficulties with the hit.
But, right before the assassination was to get carried out, Huang had a dispute on the splitting up of assets of his families with his own older cousin, and in the midnight hours of the seventeenth, Huang took the gun that Chang had given him to assassinate the man to his older cousin’s to threaten him; Huang’s older cousin called the police, the Kaohsiung Police Department immediately found Huang.
As Huang was taken in, he’d also had a sudden “epileptic seizure” too, hospitalized for a day, he’d originally told the police that he’d tossed the gun into the Love River already, but, the police busted him, and in the end, he can, only, turn over the gun the eight bullets he had stashed away in his car to them.
Back then, Huang didn’t provide the source of where he got the gun to the police, he made bail after he was taken in, as Chang learned that the police had confiscated the gun, he’d grilled him, “We are already in shortage of resources, and you’d pulled this, thankfully, Hsu had already escaped to Dubai.”
As Hsu learned of this overseas, he’d had Huang go to Chiayi to get another gun, the ammunitions, and to keep Huang from screwing up the plans, the guns and ammunitions were kept in the gutters outside Chang’s home, until they are to execute the plans for murder.
And so, this murder for hire went bust, because the gunman was, too stupid, and, the supposed victim had, escaped getting assassinated this time around, but, there’s no telling if there will be another “bounty” on his head again that happens later, and this still just showed, how gangs are, still quite active, that they’re an organized group, who tried and helped covered each other up for the crimes they planned to commit, and the heads of these gangs, usually stay free, because, nothing can get tied to them, and they make sure of that.
The progresses that this young infant girl is making, very slow, but every tiny step she took, counts, a whole, lot, on taking care of a child with special needs, and these individuals are full of love! Translated…
I’d Smiled with An-An Then, and, as I was Smiling, I’d Thought, that These Short Thirty-Seconds Time, Quite Ordinary of the Days, and Yet, in the Three Years of Her Life, it’d Been Hard to, Come, by……………
After Being Released from the Hospitals, the Challenges Had Begun
I’m a social worker of the early intervention center, before I wrote this article, I’d just watched the video from Mommy Lulu from the home. In the video, An-An was in a dark room, singing to herself, not going to bed, whenever Mommy Lulu talked to her, patted her, she’d started smiling so brightly, with her little round face, red as the apples (oh how I envied her for having enough collagen), and flashed out that row of silvery white teeth of hers.
I’d started smiling with An-An then, as I’d smiled, I’d thought, these thirty short seconds of daily goings-on, too ordinary, but, it’d been, long awaited for, too hard to come by in her three years of life.
An-An’s mother worked in a specialized workplace, not only were the days and nights flipped for her, she couldn’t get away from drinking with her clients, while An-An’s dad, he’s a noted, “boss”, and is surrounded by the complex people of his kind, to the point, that he had no clue that An-An’s mother was, pregnant. Due to the bad health status of An-An’s mother, An-An was born prematurely at only seven months, as her mother’s heart started weakening, and the mother having symptoms of seizures, before she had the chance of meeting her own mother, she’d been diagnosed with complications including hematoma in the brain, low birth weight, vanishing white matters of the right hemisphere of her brains, and she was sent into the incubators. Thankfully, the heavens gave An-An enough life forces, she lived in the incubators for almost three months, and finally was, allowed to, go home.
But, being discharged from the hospitals was the start of the challenges. The gynecologist said An-An had cerebral palsy, her limbs are stiff, that her body would often arch back, because of the lack of bone and muscle strengths, her head would bob around a lot, her sight, bad due to her brain being damaged, she would often have seizures that came out of nowhere…………An-An’s mother couldn’t handle the trials that she had to deal with with her own health problems, couldn’t take care of her own child and, she’d hired the around-the-clock nannies, until as An-An was almost three, she’d, vanished out of her daughter’s, life.
Since, An-An was assigned to a children’s home, and I’d, met her around this time.
The Trials in the Stages of Growth Now is, Necessary
The very first time I saw her, because she couldn’t move around, she can only lie on that tiny bed, and get moved around by the adult caretakers, she was so tensed by things happening around her, that came near her, to carried her up, put her down, that she’d started crying nonstop. I saw how she’d twisted herself into an unnatural pose out of stresses, that slim, tiny body of hers, with her mouth full of rotten teeth, other than feeling the heartaches for her, I’d known, that there will be, many more challenges up ahead for us both.
I’d matched her with the professional therapists, and, taught the primary caretaker of An-An, Mommy Lulu how to hold her correctly, to keep her still, and not fight against her twisting and turning in her arms; and how lying die, how to put her, to avoid her feet from getting twisted, her joints from being, deformed; and, how to feed An-An, so she doesn’t choke on her food, how to pull her tendons loose, to help her relax her body slowly………………and the physical therapy was nothing easy for the young child, her body that stayed stiff for close to three whole years, surely, the stretches hurt like hell for her, An-An started crying out in pain at the top of her lungs, and even though, Mommy Lulu told me she’ is “tough enough” to handle it, but, I saw how she’d, taken a deep inhale in before the torturing session of physical therapy began, showing how awful she’d felt for the child.
illustration from UDN.com
And yet, for the child’s mobility in the future, the development of her muscles, her bones, the trials, the pains in her current stage of life are a necessity. Other than the basics we’d utilized the donations from the kindness of the outside world to buy her what she needed, took her to the dentist, and watched her go from a kid with a mouth full of rotten teeth, to getting nothing but the, pearly whites in her mouth! Seeing how An-An slowly adjusted to life in the institution, and her emotions, schedules became more and more stable, finally came the day we send her to the Development Center for the first day of school.
The special needs instructor at the center set up a series of goal for An-An: from how long she is to stand up on her legs, how long her hands will support her body weight, the number of times she needed to train her grasping abilities, to learning to make sounds with her mouth, speaking, everything was specifically written down. In the trainings of day-to-day, she can now sit without falling off in the chair, to reach her hands toward the toys before her, two days ago, she’d even, fallen asleep standing on the standing rack! Seeing how she’d slowly adapted to the physical therapy, improving by the day, I’m really happy for her!
The handicaps in life couldn’t be avoided, but there’s also the love that came with it, now, there are a ton of moms in the facility An-An is placed in, along with a lot of stumbling, unsteady, not-yet-articulate, but always getting close to her to pat her, to hand her their toys, younger brothers and younger sisters who are roommates to her. And, although she will have a hard ride in life, but I’m sure, that being surrounded by those who love and care for her a whole lot, she will grow up with no problem.
And so, because this young infant girl was born unhealthy, she had a tough start in her life, but, she’s making progress, and her mother was way too irresponsible, dumping her out like she had, and yet, this young child is a survivor, and she will keep on surviving, I’m sure, and this still just showed, how important the early intervention programs in the early childhood years are, and, having these individuals who cared for her, who love her unconditionally, is also vital for this young child’s coming of age.
And the excuse would be??? I lost it, because he was, harassing my mother, a cause and an effect, law and disorder here, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The thirty-one-year-old man, Lai was displeased at how the thirty-eight-year-old man, Hsiao started harassing his mother after he got drunk, he’d gone to confront Hsiao, and used an iron stool, smashed Hsiao down to the floors, Hsiao lost signs of life, rushed to the hospital, but died. As Lai learned that he’d killed someone, he went into hiding for seven hours, after his relatives consoled with him, he finally turned himself in, was charged with assault and murder, the district attorney’s office set his bail at $30,000N.T.s, and placed him under house arrest, the coroner’s office will conduct an autopsy on Hsiao to clarify the cause of death today.
The Fengling Substation of Hualien County Police Department received a call at 10:15 at night on the first of this month, claimed that someone had been injured by a man who’s intoxicated; the police arrived, saw Hsiao in a chair, limp, lost his consciousness, with contusions on his back, and thorax, after they’d rushed him to Tzh-Chih Hospital in Yuli, the emergency staff worked on him for thirty minutes, and he was pronounced dead.
The police investigated, that Hsiao was at the betel nut stand, got drunk, and during the time, Lai’s mother was close by, holding a conversation with someone there, and Hsiao touched her body, touched the woman inappropriately, Lai’s mother went home and cried to her son about it, Lai was furious, drove straight to the betel nut stand to confront Hsiao.
As Lai arrived there, before the words of exchanges happened, Lai picked up the ironclad stool in the place, and smashed it toward Hsiao, Hsiao was beaten that he couldn’t fight back; after Lai had beaten Hsiao down he’d left in his car, and didn’t know that he’d killed the man until he was notified.
After Lai learned of what he’d done, he got scared and hid, the police zoomed in on his vehicle, and cellphone, and managed to track him down on the GPS of his cell phone. The police had the families and friends to get Lai to turn himself in, and he’d realized that he couldn’t escape the law, at around five in the morning on the second, he’d turned himself in at the Rui-Sui Substation.
Lai told, that he’d only wanted to teach Hsiao a lesson that he’d not meant to kill him, was charged with manslaughter, and sent to the D.A’s office.
And so had this man not gotten drunk, and had he not harassed this man’s mother, then, he would still be alive, so it was his own fault primarily, but the man who’d murdered him shouldn’t have lost his temper, but his mother was molested, harassed by the man, and he felt compelled to defend his own mother, which was why he’d gotten violent, and committed murder.
Another reason W-H-Y, the adults can’t TAKE their EYES, their ATTENTIONS off of children for a split second here because this shit happens, and this kid’s death was, his OWN fault, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The woman, Dai was helping to babysit her younger sister’s seven-year-old son, while she went to make the meals, she’d told the boy to not go outside to play, but the boy still ran outside, and was run over by the motorist, Wang; the district attorneys prosecuted Wang, and found that Dai had been “negligent in allowing children under fourteen to run across the roads, and she was charged on negligence causing death, the courts found that neither was at fault, and gave them both not-guilty verdicts.
The judge believed, that Dai wasn’t present, that there was no way she could’ve predicted what the child was going to do, to prevent him from getting injured. While Wang was evaluated, as not being negligent by the accident forensic committee, that the boy ran out too suddenly, there was no way he could’ve avoided hitting him.
On September 21st, 2019, Dai was taking care of her younger sister’s seven-year-old son, He, He and Dai’s own daughter were laying outside, Dai went into the house to make the meals, He later run out of the premises of the house, at 10:50 in the morning, he was run over by Wang, who was riding a motorcycle, the boy ran over the double-yellow lines on the road. Dai’s sister didn’t sue her, but the D.A.’s office in Hualien listed her and Wang both as the plaintiffs, and charged them both on negligence death.
During the court sessions, Dai said, that back then, her nephew was playing with her own daughter outside, she’d told the kids to stay in the premises, to not go out, the kids told her that they would stay, then she’d gone into the house, and not saw the children run out on the streets.
The courts found, that the young boy’s running into the streets was by his own means, that he’d gone against what his elders told him not to do, neglected the risks, that it wasn’t something that Dai could’ve foreseen, and she wasn’t present to prevent the accident, that it would be difficult to say, that Dai didn’t follow the laws, that she didn’t perform her duties to supervise the child; there’s no way of confirming that she’d allowed her own nephew to run out, that there’s no neglect on her part.
While for the motorist, Wang, the judge found, that as he saw the boy running onto the streets, there wasn’t enough time for him to slams on the brakes, to avoid running into him, the accident evaluation committee for motor vehicle also did a second evaluation, and confirmed that the motorist wasn’t negligent, also, a not guilty verdict.
And so, a child is DEAD (and yeah, it’s this kid’s own fault!), and nobody’s held accountable for it, because, it wasn’t the aunt’s fault, because she had told the boy to NOT run into the streets, nor the motorist’s fault, because there is NO way he could’ve stopped on time, so, who’s going to pay, for this kid’s loss of life? Oh yeah, nobody, that’s who!
What do you think this showed, about children today, huh??? That parents CAN’T even, yell at them, because they can’t, take it, off of the Newspapers, translated…
An eleven-year-old girl from Guishan, Taoyuan because of her schoolwork, got grilled by her mother, afterwards, she left home in anger, the families were worried, searched for her all around, and couldn’t find her for two days, the families reported her missing to the police, it wasn’t until a local log shop owner heard the noises from the stacks of wood, that was when the girl who’d stayed out of sight for two days got found. As her mother learned, she’d, quickly rushed over, and held tight to her child and cried, thankfully, the girl only had a bit of hypothermia, and a bit hungry, from not eating since she ran off, the hospital released her after given her a clean bill of health.
when parents yelled at them, they do, this…
photo from online
After the young girl was yelled at by her mother on the first, she’d run away from home, that very afternoon at three, the mother couldn’t find her, searched for her all around the neighborhoods, and couldn’t find her, and went to the police. The local substation sent out the investigators, the girl didn’t have her phone, and didn’t have the means of transportation, the police believed that she couldn’t have gone far, and started reviewing over the surveillance on the streets, and believed that she’d walked toward the mountain passages close by her home.
The officers originally thought they were going to recover her quickly, but the search teams trekked around the local regions, and still couldn’t find her. They’d reported it to the fire department, to search in the mountains, nothing, they’d looked for her for two whole days, and still not found her.
Two mornings at around seven, as the nearby log factory owner to the young girl’s home opened up the steel gates, he’d heard the weird noises coming from the stacks, and he knew the officers who were out looking for the girl, and immediately called them over, used a flashlight, and, they’d found that in the corner, the young girl was curled up.
The girl was conscious, but weakened, with signs of hypothermia, the officers put a coat on her to keep her warm, and, took her to the hospital, and they found that she was okay.
Yeah, on the one hand, it’s a good thing that this kid was all right, but, on the other, you have to wonder, how easily these kids still, CRACKED, I mean, just because your mother had grilled you on your school work, you got angered by her, and ran off to hide, what does that tell you about children today, huh?
That we can’t, even, SCOLD them now, because they can’t take our words, and that’s still just, very, bad, I mean, this is the leaders of tomorrow we’re talking about here, and the future is still, too, bleak!
How this young woman overcame the trials in the earlier years of her life, a true inspiration here! Off of the Newspapers, translated…
The thirteen-year-old “palm fairy” Huang back when she was just born, she’d only weighed 480 grams, at age two, she’d been diagnosed with hepatoblastoma, after chemo, surgeries, she went into remission now. She and her mother showed the patented drop cup rack, in the future, for every sale that’s been made, the donation of ten-dollars would be matched to the Children’s Cancer Foundation from the profits, and the parent and child inspired the parents of cancer with children, that no matter how hard it gets, to always, keep on, fighting.
the photo of the young lady with her younger brother, from UDN.com
doing their performances…
The director of the An-An Women and Children’s, Huang told, that Wan-Ying was the tiniest premature born baby, her mother was artificially impregnated, she was originally pregnant with triplets, but for the sake of safety of her fetuses, one was aborted, and the twins were born at twenty-three-weeks and a day, Wan-Ying was the only child who lied.
“We’d named her ‘Wan-Ying’, it’d meant, that she would, definitely win!”, Mrs. Huang told, that the survival rate of children of premature children weighing less than half a kilogram is very low, that taking care of a premature born infant surely wasn’t anything easy, but, the family chose to face up to it, because it’d happened to them.
The girl, Wan-Ying and her younger brother, Wan-Hau performed the dances yesterday, and received the warm applauses, her mother took her to the dance lessons, because she lacked balance, and dancing can train her balance, and surely, as she’d started dancing, she’d become, more, balanced.
the cup holder she and her mother had, developed and created, photo courtesy of UDN.com
Wan-Ying and her mother presented the press with the patented cup rack. Mrs. Huang told, that back then, as she took her daughter in and out of the hospitals, with the assortment of items hanging from the strollers, she’d feared the drinks getting tipped over the most, which started her thought of inventing the balancing cup holders, and, ten years later, that dream became, a, reality for them.
And so, this showed, how you can overcome the difficulties, the trials of your own life, if you work hard at it, like for this young lady, she was born prematurely, and had been diagnosed with cancer, but she kept on fighting on, and, invented something that help make others’ lives easier, and she’s now, a world-class street dancer too!
Life, the Obstacle Course 