Commendation letter by the President and a mother's heart
On April 2, 2010, President Nguy?n Minh Tri?t sent her compliments Tran Mai Anh - BTV Heritage and Heritage Fashion magazine of Vietnam Airlines - who adopted the baby and treat run Thien Nhan (baby grandson in Quang newly born male parents were discarded, with animals and loss of a leg genitals). Full text letter as follows:
"I read" Write to the life story tales "posted on the newspaper Quan Doi Nhan Dan, is a work written in response to competition in the average allergic example that you do high Nhan Dan, Quan Doi Nhan Dan Lao Dong and co-organizer. Articles since the fate of a new baby grandson born parents were discarded, with animals eating and lost a leg genitals, the Hospital of Tam Ky, Quang Nam rescue treatment, brought to life grandchildren.
Tran Mai Anh received her grandson for adoption, a grandson named Phung Thien Nhan and the Heart of the mother, she overcame all difficulties, hardships and grandchildren going to cure many diseases run in and out of hospital water. Until now grandchildren have a healthy, go to school like many other children.
Bellevue group helps 'Miracle Baby' begin road to his recovery
Phung Thien Nhan, now known as the Miracle Baby of Vietnam, defied death after just three days of life.
Abandoned by his mother on a bed of pineapple leaves, Thien Nhan spent his first 72 hours starving, covered in insects, and in unthinkable pain from an animal bite that took off his right leg and genitals.
Two years later, he spent a recent morning playing with a new toy cell phone in his baby stroller.
"He adapts to new things very well," said Tran Mai Anh, his adoptive mother. "Now he feels safe and happy."
Thien Nhan and his family stopped in Seattle on Aug. 14 on their way to Dartmouth College in New Hampshire where doctors will perform surgery on the lower half of the boy"s body.
Son Michael Pham met them at the airport. Pham, who is the founder of the Bellevue-based nonprofit Kids Without Borders, raised the money needed for their transportation.
''Miracle baby' arrives home after US surgery
SEATTLE -- Surgeons are lining up to help a so-called "miracle baby of Vietnam."
The child survived the jungle for several days after wild animals attacked him. And the people who meet the 2 year old call him an inspiration.
Thien Nhan was abandoned at birth and nearly killed by dangerous animals. But he's come a long way since.
On Thursday he landed at Sea-Tac Airport en route to the East Coast where surgeons await.
Hours on a jet crossing the Pacific hardly wore down the spirits of the boy and his adoptive parents. There was not a single shadow on their faces when they landed at Sea-Tac International Airport.
"I'm very excited and I look forward to see what happens," said Tran Mai Anh, the boy's adoptive mother.
The toddler has become a small celebrity in Vietnam. The animal attacks have left him disfigured for life, but the child beat the odds and captured the heart of a nation. And coming to America is a chance for a new start.
''Miracle baby' arrives home after US surgery
Phung Thien Nhan, the miracle baby who survived an attack by wild animals in a jungle two years ago, arrived home Thursday after undergoing surgery in the US.

The tot and his adoptive parents Tran Mai Anh and Phung Quang Nghinh arrived in Hanover, New Hampshire less than three weeks ago where the boy underwent surgery on his groin.

Miracle baby in the US
Readers of Timeout will remember the incredible story of Phung Thien Nhan, who after being abandoned at birth was attacked by an animal (most likely a dog) and lost his right leg, penis and testicles.
Thanks to the ceaseless efforts of his adoptive mother, Tran Mai Anh, and her friends as well as the kind sponsorship of others, last month Thien Nhan travelled to the US where he underwent surgery to help begin reconstructing his genitals.