For nearly three decades, terminally ill kids who had nowhere else to go have found a home with Mohamed Bzeek.
The 62-year-old foster father from Azusa, California, has opened his doors to some of the most medically fragile children in the foster care system, including children who cannot see, hear, speak, or communicate in conventional ways.
Bzeek began caring for seriously ill foster children in 1995. Since then, he has experienced a kind of heartbreak most people could hardly imagine. He has buried 10 severely disabled children who were once in his care.Go to the next page to continue reading.