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| WHEN: 1957 WHERE: SAIGON GIA DINH, VIETNAM NOW KNOWN AS HO CHI MINH CITY There was a young couple with a small infant child. They were riding in a cyclo. When suddenly out of nowhere, came a big truck that hit the cyclo. All four were thrown to the hard ground. The cyclo driver and the woman were killed instantly. The man’s legs had been brutally cut by the force of the cyclo being crushed by the brute force of the truck. The man cried out to the overlookers, “Please, will someone help my daughter?” A woman approached the accident. She was on her way to visit her child in school. She watched as the Blue Cross came and took the man to the hospital. The woman followed the Blue Cross to the hospital and watched as they tended to the man. The man did not seem to feel the pain of his gruesome wounds, but would tell the nurses “Please help my child.” It was later known, that the child was taken to a catholic orphanage. The woman that had overlooked that horrific accident, went home, and spent months pondering what had happened to that child. Five months later, the woman and her husband adopted the child and took the infant to her sister in a city far away called Quang Tri La Vang in the central highlands of Vietnam. The child was raised by the sister of the woman until she reached seven years of age, and then was returned to her adoptive parents. I am that child! My name is My Tien Thi Tran. This is the name that was given to me by adoptive parents. I am desperately wishing to find my father or any relatives that I may have in Vietnam. If you have any information, please contact: MyTienTran@aol.com or JessNguyenTan@yahoo.com P.O. Box 390254, Mountain View, California 94039 |
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