CNN passes along
the amazing story of a Chinese police-woman who breast-feed rescued infants during earthquake relief. Hugh Riminton reports:
She still feeds two babies, including Zhao Lyuyang, son of a woman who survived the quake but whose breast milk stopped flowing because of the traumatic conditions.
"We walked out of the mountains for a long time. I hadn't eaten in days when I got here and my milk was not enough," said that mother, Zhao Zong Jun. "She saved my baby. I thank her so much, I can't express how I feel."
Liu Rong, another mother whose breast milk stopped in the trauma, was awed by Jiang's kindness.
"I am so touched because she has her own baby, but she fed the disaster babies first," Liu said. "If she hadn't fed my son he wouldn't have had enough to eat."
Jiang has became a celebrity, followed by local media and proclaimed on a newspaper front page as "China's Mother No. 1."
She's embarrassed by the fuss.
To me this is an incredible act of kindness, compassion, selflessness, and love. How do you feel about it?
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Ditto your sentiments, Gerry! This is truly giving the gift of life! She is a hero!
Karen