For Chinese Orphan with a Disability, Life in the U.S. Brought the Strength to Help a Friend Left Behind

According to my caretakers at the orphanage, Chunchun arrived a few years before I did, when she was a baby. They estimate that I was around three or four years old at the time of my arrival, howling and screaming at the top of my lungs. I had been abandoned by my biological parents a few days earlier, and spent the intervening days on the streets.During the eight or nine

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