The present author took part in a medical service team engaged in the rescue of the 921 Earthquake. The target was Fu-kung Assembly House Community. Owing to the professional medical background and the integration of resources rendered by local members, well interaction of physical-mental care had been established with the local residents. The present story is an observation and retrospection of the author's own job-a description of help to a under-privileged woman. The woman described here was not from middle or low social rank who could be helped by any traditional social service. She had to make her own living. And she had to fight for life. The discrimination impressed upon the under-privileged by social welfare institutions and hierarchical administrative procedures is vividly portrayed by the author's critical point of view and delicate way of story telling.