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Abandoned to Die: Latest Offshoot of China and the One Child Policy

Just read this on Daily Mail and it kinda messed with my head, still trying to comprehend how a human can do this to an innocent, helpless child that did not ask to be conceived in the first place.

A newborn baby girl was left to die in a plastic bag with her throat cut in China's Liaoning province. The baby still had her umbilical cord and placenta attached and was discovered by a man scavenging in the bin for recyclables who alerted local residents and the police.

The baby girl was reported to be still breathing and was rushed to the hospital where she is recovering presently. 

This got me wondering whether the sick person that did this would have done that if the baby was a boy. (That is a topic for another day).

The picture below literally melted my heart and I pray the little angel makes full recovery and gets absorbed in a warm and loving family where she would have a rich and fulfilling life.


Recovering: The premature baby was found in a bin, with placenta and umbilical cord still attached, in Anshan city in northeast China




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