भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स भित्र क्लिक गर्नुहोस
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He felt like being hit by a sledgehammer and sensed the deepest pain of a mother after seeing the child.
He said: “The mother carried and expected and hoped, for this child for nine months. Nine months. American’s can’t wait nine months for anything. We can’t even wait a few months to see the baby when it’s still in the womb. We criticize Africans for having no sense of delayed gratification, but we are absolutely the biggest hypocrites when we do that. Yet, our desire to see the baby isn’t all that selfish. If the equipment, such as a sonogram, had been available in the hospital, it is likely that the child’s deformities would have been seen early on, and that the mother never would have had to carry it to term. She and her family would have been spared the tremendous emotional shock, disappointment, and shame.”
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