Heart of Gold
In 1987, Virginia left her five children in the Philippines to work in Hong Kong. Today, 30 years later, she lives in Norway, and she is still providing for her growing family in her homeland.
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In 1987, Virginia left her five children in the Philippines to work in Hong Kong. Today, 30 years later, she lives in Norway, and she is still providing for her growing family in her homeland.
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