Quillacollo, Bolivia
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Back at the orphanage,
Juan mourns over his friend,
who had recently passed away.
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Oh, how tragic! 🙁
I know… 🙁
So sad…😢
Wow, those eyes say it all…
So young to have to deal with losing a friend……still, it’s a sweet and poignant photo…..with a story to tell.
Pam
Yes…too young…but unfortunately, Juan’s story is not uncommon to hear. Many children at the orphanage have had to deal with loss one way or another…as you can imagine… 🙁
I love the raw reality of your post. Thank you for being a human
🙂