JANASENA Posted January 13, 2015 Report Posted January 13, 2015 An 11-year-old's wish to give the gift of life to others came true on the last day of his life. The photograph below shows doctors bowing to Liang Yaoyi, a gifted student from Shenzhen, China, who died from a brain tumor in June. His mother can be seen crying in the background. Liang was diagnosed with the tumor at the age of 9, just after he moved to Shenzhen to join his brother and sister, and to attend primary school, Shanghai Daily reports. One day, Liang felt dizzy and the next day had trouble walking, so his sister took him to a hospital where he learned he had a brain tumor. Before passing away on June 6, Liang told his mother, Li Qun, that he wanted to donate his organs. "There are many people doing great things in the world," he said according to China Daily. "They are great, and I want to be a great kid too." Liang also said it was also a chance for him to be "alive in another way." Liang's teacher said he may have learned of organ donation by reading stories in a school textbook. Liang's mother honored his wishes and doctors were able to save his kidneys and liver for donation, according to China Daily.
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