SINGAPORE (FDW ) , An Indonesian mother and son found each other after 19yrs since she left him , through online platform .

  How did they connect with each other?

 

A dedicated indonesian mother who was working as helper before and now currently working as caregiver brought her son back after 19 years  of being  apart .
Earlier this year YAYA ( mother ) decided to share her HER LIFE STORY  in an online platform THE STORY BEHIND SMILE , this page community tackles ,focuses on true to life stories of the Migrants not only in singapore but across the globe . 
Yaya , shared her story from the beginning of her life till she reaches here in Singapore .Her life and experiencebare amazing , that will makes you admire her courage .
How she left her kid? , 
A paragraph of her story in the image below : 


After her story was published online  and shared by many , Without knowing that it will be the way to open the door for them to see each other again.  A neighborhood friend of yaya in Indonesia saw her story on Facebook , 
Till it reaches to her son.
Yaya was relieved after knowing that her Son read her life story , She was thankful that by reading her STORY is the way of God to explain to her son why she left him .

The image below is his son, singing a birthday song for his mother . And a post of gratitude , Thanking the people behind who help them to be together again .

 
                                                     (  The photo of Yaya and her Son  )

To read YAYA 's full story click below : 

 The platform THE STORY BEHIND SMILE is an eye-opener , for it allow us to see different side of life especially on Migrants . 
To read more inspiring True to life stories kindly follow the page THE STORY BEHIND SMILE above .


Thanks for reading ! 

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