Rosita Harum said it was "the most precious moment" of her life when she was reunited with her former leprosy-sufferer father since being separated for 61 years due to a Malaysian policy that quarantined people with the disease.Born to ethnic Chinese parents in the Southeast Asian nation, Harum, 66, was adopted by a Muslim couple. After her foster parents died, she began a search for her biological parents, and as a 59-year-old was surprised to discover they were both afflicted with leprosy.Two years later, she successfully met her biological father with the help of a nonprofit group suppor…READ FULL ARTICLE
