Malaysian teacher charts her own happy future after difficult past in orphanage


Liana learnt that circumstances are sometimes beyond her control and that it’s better to let go of some painful memories of her past. Photo: Freepik

Schoolteacher Liana Mohd believes that one’s past doesn’t have to determine their future. It’s a belief that she’s formed from her own life experiences.

She was orphaned when she was just five years old, placed in an orphanage at seven, adopted at 14, and grew up amidst elderly residents in a home where her adoptive parents were caretakers.

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