This waiting little girl in China has stolen my heart……..totally and completely!
From the first pictures I saw of her…………
to the most recent ones.
She actually reminds me of Luke in a couple of the photos. She also has spina bifida – (post-op myelomeningocele and post-op right foot inversion). She is 7 years old (born April 2004).
Isn't she beautiful? She just has a sparkle about her!
She is known as "Whitney" with BAAS and she just needs someone to be her family. Maybe that could be you? She loves baths, bright colors, and dressing up. I can just see her coming home to a girly girl bedroom, painting her fingernails and toenails, growing out her hair and dressing up! I'm sure she'd have her daddy wrapped around her little finger too. A little princess.......
If you are interested, you can email me at countrygirlathome@att.net or contact Xiaoqing at xqcai@comcast.net for more information.
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Waiting Blessings in China.....
Little boys are blessings. And there's a little blessing waiting for a family in China from Luke's orphanage in Inner Mongolia. He's barely over a year old, just turning one in October. He is awaiting cleft lip repair.
Little "Jonathan" is on the BAAS individual list. Here's what is said about him, which is updated information as of December 2010:
Jonathan was born on 10-3-2009. His special needs are cleft lip and palate; hernia. He is being cared for at the Half Sky program.
His weight is 7.30kg, height is 71cm, head size is 46cm, chest size is 46cm, number of teeth is 6.
He can sit on his own, stand holding onto something and take steps holding hands with someone. He is bright, curious and good-natured. He loves to smile and communicate with others. He understands instructions and loves to listen to music.
Doesn't he look like the happiest little guy? He could be your blessing! Or if not yours, maybe you could spread the word so his forever family could find him!
And this little girl just tugged at my heartstrings, so I have to share one more.
This is "Ruby", also on the BAAS individual list. Ruby will be two in June.
Here's what is said about little Ruby:
Ruby was born on 6-18-2009. Her special need is postoperative sacroiliac tumor. She is an active and lovely girl.
Isn't she just beautiful? Could Ruby be part of your family?
** UPDATED INFORMATION ON RUBY** (AS OF 1/15/11)
Good news! Ruby has been placed. She has a family! That's one less orphan out there today! :)
If you'd like more information on Jonathan, you can email me at countrygirlathome@att.net.
Thank you for stopping by today!
Little "Jonathan" is on the BAAS individual list. Here's what is said about him, which is updated information as of December 2010:
Jonathan was born on 10-3-2009. His special needs are cleft lip and palate; hernia. He is being cared for at the Half Sky program.
His weight is 7.30kg, height is 71cm, head size is 46cm, chest size is 46cm, number of teeth is 6.
He can sit on his own, stand holding onto something and take steps holding hands with someone. He is bright, curious and good-natured. He loves to smile and communicate with others. He understands instructions and loves to listen to music.
Doesn't he look like the happiest little guy? He could be your blessing! Or if not yours, maybe you could spread the word so his forever family could find him!
And this little girl just tugged at my heartstrings, so I have to share one more.
This is "Ruby", also on the BAAS individual list. Ruby will be two in June.
Here's what is said about little Ruby:
Ruby was born on 6-18-2009. Her special need is postoperative sacroiliac tumor. She is an active and lovely girl.
Isn't she just beautiful? Could Ruby be part of your family?
** UPDATED INFORMATION ON RUBY** (AS OF 1/15/11)
Good news! Ruby has been placed. She has a family! That's one less orphan out there today! :)
If you'd like more information on Jonathan, you can email me at countrygirlathome@att.net.
Thank you for stopping by today!
Labels:
adoption,
advocating,
B.A.A.S.,
China's Waiting Children
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