He was brought in by some relatives who, due to poverty, couldn't properly care for him and thought the orphanage was a good solution. The relatives wanted to try it, but if it didn't work out, they would take him back. Initially, he ate small amounts, was withdrawn, and quiet. His eyes were dull and tearful, and he looked tired. With daily nutritious meals, sufficient rest, and medical checkups, Ardi slowly began to improve. He quickly connected with the other children and was soon surrounded by friends. Within a few weeks, he gained weight, his skin became radiant, he had fewer stomach aches, was calmer, participated in games and played in the group, and laughed a lot when he played with his friends. After about a month, he ran to his caregiver for the first time, laughing.
His caregiver said:
"He's found his place and home and is happy again."