The woman adopted two girls from India who were left without parents in the street. What do they look like years later?

In some countries, a consumer attitude has been formed towards children. If the family does not have enough money to feed the child, then they can put him out on the street without things and money, or give him to a baby house, and never even visit him. That is a very sad fact and a part of our reality.

Basically, this attitude is typical for residents of poor countries. Particularly in India, many defenseless children are forced to wander in search of survival, and only very few of them manage to find a real loving family.

The fate of homeless children befell the innocent little girls Munni and Durga. They are not biological relatives, but both were able to escape from a series of misfortunes, suffering and poverty thanks to the efforts of Kristen Williams, a successful young woman who works as a teacher in America. Kristen’s financial situation always allowed her to become a mother, but she never met her chosen one. In India, Kristen was passing through. It was during this journey that she found her first daughter, Munni.

When Kristen saw the girl, her heart sank with sympathy for her. The baby was untidy and dirty, there was a huge scar on her forehead, because of which potential adoptive parents did not want to adopt her. Kristen realized that she really wanted to help her. She agreed on all the nuances, processed the documents for her and Munni finally found a loving mother and moved to prosperous America.

The girl could not believe that she had a family. At first she behaved closed, but after some time she sincerely fell in love with her foster mother, became cheerful, active and cheerful.

The fate of the second baby was even more touching, Durga had to survive right on the street, because of which, being very small, the girl actually lost her nose. According to doctors, this was due to a collision with wild animals and insects. Kristen was able to warm Durga, give her care and motherly love. The girl again believed in people, and now she is sure that she can become truly happy.

There was a surgery to correct the scar on their forehead. Now the girl does not have such a strong dent, but only an imperceptible trace remains. Surgery to repair Durga’s nose will be performed when the girl reaches an older age. Now she wears a prosthesis, thanks to which the absence of a nose is completely imperceptible.