It has been a remarkable year for a Salt Lake man who is rediscovering a huge part of his life. Abel Davis lost his right arm in a sugar cane press in Bolivia when he was only four years old. But after spending a year in the hospital, Davis lost contact with his family and was declared an orphan. Six years later, he was sent to the United States for advanced medical care. It was at Salt Lake's Shriners Hospital that Abel first saw his new parents, Jeron and Annette Davis. But for 28 years, Davis was unaware that a mother and father in Bolivia still call him son.