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Doctors bowed to 11-year-oId chiId, people cried when they Iearned the reason why!

By Mariah WheelerFebruary 27, 2024
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As we all know by now, there are many great people in this world, but they are few that had the opportunity to prove it. There was a saying that “good people don’t last longer” it is quite believable, even some times I used to asked myself ” why good people don’t last long on the earth, but you will see bad people living longer than expected”. Many people dream of being superheroes and being an helping hands to others.

A touching story of an 11 years old boy named Liang from the South China’s Province was actually able to make an incredible difference and be a hero for others. He had been fighting brain cancer since he was 9, and surgeries and treatments were not able to eliminate the tumor. Liang was a very brilliant young boy back in school days, he was very smart and he was loved by his parents. At the age of nine, the boy was diagnosed with a brain tumor, Liang had to spend time visiting the hospital, undergoing multiple surgeries just to get better.

With his brain tumor, he managed to celebrate his eleventh birthday. Things weren’t getting any better for Liang Yaoyi as his condition grew worse than it’s the previous state. Seeing that he may not make it, Liang called for his mum and made one last wish. He told his mum that in case he doesn’t make it, his body parts and 0rgans should be donated to those who’ll need it to survive. His mother including the doctors was baffled by his wish, knowing that he was just a kid, how did he get smart enough to think of donating his 0rgans.

Liang later died from his tumor and his wish was granted, the doctors which were touched by the act of the boy and paid respect to him by bowing to his lifeless body. Liang wanted to become a doctor when he grew up, knowing that his health condition would cut his life short, he didn’t let it stop him from saving others. His 0rgans were donated and he saved lives even after his death. That touching moment shows the doctors paying respect to the body of Liang while his mum could be seen standing and crying. Doctors bowing to Liang after he was taken out of the surgical room, the arrow is pointed at his mum who could be seen crying. Liang may be gone but part of him still lives in others, he died and gave others the opportunity to live.

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