You Don't Have to Live in the Past

This is my journey from an abandoned street kid in South Korea to a U.S. citizen with a purpose designed by God. My parents left me to Buddha Temple age three, ran away age 5 on street to search for them. I traveled on foot, buses and trains. I ate off of garbage cans and on the ground. Slept on the ground, bus and train stations. As a boy growing up on the streets and orphanages I was abuse, starved, sick with polio and fell off wall. Then adopted to U.S. age 7 to experience new life...
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This is my journey from an abandoned street kid in South Korea to a U.S. citizen with a purpose designed by God. My parents left me to Buddha Temple age three, ran away age 5 on street to search for them. I traveled on foot, buses and trains. I ate off of garbage cans and on the ground. Slept on the ground, bus and train stations. As a boy growing up on the streets and orphanages I was abuse, starved, sick with polio and fell off wall. Then adopted to U.S. age 7 to experience new life with family but turn into many more challenges and difficulties like abuse, depression, suicides, addictions and anger. Later in my adulthood I find healing and peace within. This is God's story through me as much as it is my story! It's why I'm still alive!