In 1998, Azita Milanian’s routine jog in Southern California took a startling turn when her dog’s unusual behavior led to the discovery of a newborn buried alive. Rushing the baby to the hospital, Azita initiated a chain of events that unraveled the mystery.
A panicked young mother was revealed as the culprit. Azita’s initial desire to adopt the baby, named Christian, was tempered by media attention. Eventually, Christian, now Matthew, found a loving family. Two decades later, fate reunited Azita and Matthew on a radio show, revealing the extraordinary rescue story.
Matthew, acknowledging Azita’s profound impact, emphasized that love, not DNA, defines parenthood. Visiting the site of his rescue, the bond between Azita and Matthew transcends conventional family definitions. Azita’s decision that fateful night, unknowingly altering two lives, showcases how compassion can rewrite the narrative of an abandoned child’s future.
