At the Rotary
meeting Hai told about her experiences as a Vietnamese war orphan and
her adoption by a loving American couple. She spoke about trying to feel
part of her new country as she was assimilated into the American culture.
She told the group how her struggles with identity led her through the
"American dream" of success in the corporate world finally to
what she calls her "destiny" a collaborative effort named the
"Peace Project."
Hai is now
on a global tour to deliver the message of this project, that a child
can make a difference in the reconciliation between the United States
and Vietnam.
Her newest
book, "In the Arms of Grace: One Saved Child's Journey," shares
this hoped-for healing.
Although her
message is especially targeted to Vietnam veterans and their families,
Hai hopes that through her efforts she can inspire others to rekindle
their passion for life and reenergize their courage to succeed in living
their own dreams, not the dreams others have for them, as they join her
in the search for healing.
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