In today’s China, high-speed
rails and bullet trains are becoming ever ubiquitous. The old “green carriage” trains,
on the other hand, are slowly fading from the collective consciousness. However,
to everyone here at Dew Drops the “green carriage” trains are heaven sent, for
they have provided lifelines to our precious children. On September 12, a little
angel with so much desire to live boarded a “green carriage” train and began
her journey to life-changing medical care in Beijing. After safely arriving in
Beijing, doctors confirmed that little Ying’s heart condition was in a bad
state. She needing emergency surgery. On September 15, doctors successfully
operated on little Ying. Our little angel now has received her second chance at
life thanks to the “green carriage” trains.
The much needed lifeline that was afforded to little Ying was
not a one-off event. Over the years, these trains have provided passageways to second
chances for many abandoned children. They did so by making sure that the children
arrived at their hospitals in Beijing on time, so that they could receive their
life-saving surgeries. The captains and crew members not only provided our
nannies with sleeping bunks, but also lent a hand whenever help was needed. Even
though the crew members were very busy with their work, they always found the
time to assist with looking after the children, so that our nannies could take
a rest or go to the bathroom.
This little guy, Cheng, is familiar with
travelling back and forth from Inner Mongolia to Beijing. He took his first
trip in February when he needed a life-saving surgery for anal atresia and took
his second trip for a follow-up surgery not long ago. The crew members were
moved to tears when they found out about his condition.
Here are more children that have travelled from Inner Mongolia to Beijing.
We don’t know if these broken-winged angels will still remember the “green carriage” trains in the future or if they will remember the lifelines that these trains provided. Even if our angels do not remember, the smiles on their faces after receiving a second chance at life are enough to warm the hearts of the crew members. Thank you for giving them a second chance at life!
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