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Video: The Touching Story Of A Muslim Immigrant Who Only Fosters Dying Children

Darpan News Desk IANS, 27 Mar, 2017 01:03 PM
    Mohamed Bzeek, a person who moved to US from Libya in the 1970s, has fostered 40 critically-ill children till now. 
     
    Although 10 children in his custody have died so far and the others might also face the same fate sooner or later, Bzeek is happy that he is able to be a part of their lives, albeit for a short time. 
     
    The generous man is presently taking care of a 6-year-old blind and deaf girl who is bedridden and suffers from a rare brain defect other than being paralyzed in her arms and legs.
     
    A Facebook video shared by AJ+ shows Bzeek saying that he doesn’t fish for compliments and appreciation for what he is doing, for he is just following his heart.

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