Noraeni and Faridah were both Chinese adopted by a Malay family. Brought up in a different faith, their bond to their parents can never be severed and leads them back to Sungai Buloh Settlement in search of their roots!
诺莱尼和法丽达都是华裔子女，被马来家庭领养后有了不同的信仰，可是切不断的亲情，让她们决定回到自己出生的地方——双溪毛糯麻疯病院展开寻根之旅!
Noraeni dan Faridah berdarah Cina yang menjadi anak angkat kepada keluarga Melayu. Sungguhpun berbeza pegangan agama, ikatan kekeluargaan tetap tidak dapat dipisahkan. Justeru, ia membawa dua insan ini pulang ke penempatan Sungai Buloh menjejak asal-usul darah daging mereka. Walaupun pencarian ini penuh dengan halangan, ia sama sekali tidak mematahkan semangat mereka.
“Restoring dignity of the individuals who have suffered leprosy is a global issue today. Restoring family ties lies at the core of this issue and is the most formidable. It is the final piece to complete the human victory against this debilitating disease. This courageous challenge demonstrated by Madam Noraeni Mohamed and Madam Faridah Haji Kasim will not only touch lives but gives hope and inspiration to those out there who are still looking for the missing pieces of their lives”.
Kay Yamaguchi
Sasakawa Memorial Health Foundation, Japan
“A history has been created, recorded and disseminated to be shared with all of us. Despite the long separation, poignant emotions and haunting stigma, God has willed this meeting. Reuniting souls who have been separated by circumstances, thus reinforcing the bonds of love once again. Congratulations to those who worked tirelessly to reunite the separated!”
Dr. Khalid Ibrahim
Pengarah Hospital Sungai Buloh
“Satu sejarah telah tercipta, dirakamkan, disebarkan untuk dikongsikan bagi kita semua. Biarpun terpisah lama, emosi mengguris rasa, stigma menghantui, namun, Tuhan telah menentukan pertemuan ini. Menyatukan semula jasad yang terpisah dek keadaan, merelakan kasih bertaut kembali. Tahniah kepada mereka yang tidak berasa lelah dan jemu berusaha menyatukan yang terpisah ini! ”
Dr. Khalid Ibrahim
Pengarah Hospital Sungai Buloh
