Naw They Myat Noe Aye

Before I came here, my younger sisters and I saw our mother die from a heart attack right in front of us. We thought we could depend on our father, but he abandoned us to find work and never came home. My aunt did eventually took us in, but she couldn't care for us very long. She said, “I can’t let you stay at my house anymore.” She took us to the orphanage.

Age: 13
Favorite color: Red
Favorite animal: Butterflies
Favorite food: Chicken
Favorite activity: Worshipping the Lord with my friends and doing make-up for my brothers and sisters
Dream job: English teacher
Wants to: Visit America
Siblings in Orphanage: Naw La Min Phyu and Mya Kyar Phyu Thinn

My Story
Before I came here, my younger sisters and I saw our mother die from a heart attack right in front of us. We thought we could depend on our father, but he abandoned us to find work and never came home. My aunt did eventually took us in, but she couldn’t care for us very long. She said, “I can’t let you stay at my house anymore.” She took us to the orphanage.

Now I am safe and happy. I get to live in a big house with the best parents, brothers, and sisters. I am eating well and living well in the orphanage. Even though I can’t meet my supporters, deep down in my heart, I am very thankful because I don’t have to worry about anything. God bless you abundantly.

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