Leo Forrest was born on 21 January in Armenia, a country that allow parents to choose to continue to maintain a special child or even send them to a nursing home for orphans. - Photo GoFundMe
A mother in Armenia refused to keep her newborn child because the baby is born with Down syndrome, according to an ABC News report.
Leo Forrest was born on 21 January in Armenia, a country that allow parents to choose to continue to keep the child with disabilities or even send them to a nursing home for orphans.
The decision was made without consulting her husband, Samuel Forrest who has vowed to continue to take care of his son.
When Leo knows he wants to keep his wife has filed for divorce, according to Samuel.
ABC News managed to contact his wife gave birth to Samuel who confirmed the baby and filed for divorce but declined to elaborate.
To continue to maintain Leo, Samuel has been running a campaign to raise funds through GoFundMedengan set a target of ASD60,000 to take her to New Zealand.
After 10 days of its launch, the campaign succeeded in exceeding its target and raised ASD435,445 date this report was written.
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