The baby that our lawyer found for us was claimed by his family during the process of declaring him abandoned. We are very happy for the baby, but very sad for us. We are so tired.
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I am so sorry that this child did not work out for you. I'm sure this is hard to deal with, but I have confidence in God that He will send you a child that needs you and Jeff for whatever reason. Continued prayers for both of you.
amy i wish i had a better word than 'sorry'. i bet you're so sick of that word. know that i love you and jeff so much that my heart aches. i am thinking of you constantly, i am praying for you. please email, call, or send a pigeon if there's anything you need!
Hey guys, sorry to hear, I know you were waiting and praying for this. But just think, God's got something so special in mind for you, it's hard for even him to find! He wants your child to be just perfect for you, and it will be. Keep your chins up, we'll be praying for your special phone call! ~Kathryn
We lost a referral in Uganda as well. Oh, did it hurt!
We're praying for you. And also praising God that your attorney was doing a great job following the rules and finding the true story of the little one. I know that doesn't make it any easier. But I also know a couple who found out there was a family after they traveled, met, had court and were bonding with the child.
We will continue to pray that your attorney finds your little one and that our Heavenly Father comforts and protects your new one while you wait.
Jeff and I started this blog to share pictures of Leah and the story of her birth with all of the family and friends across the country who prayed so diligently for us. We received our miracle when Leah survived labor and spent forty-five minutes with us. We also included posts on Leah’s conditions and what we went through, in order to share our experience with others who may be dealing with a similar loss. When we received Leah’s diagnosis one of the first things we did was hit Google, but we had a difficult time finding anyone writing about their experience with Leah’s type of skeletal dysplasia; we wrote this to fill the void.
As our lives moved forward we continued to blog about the adoption of our precious son Tommy from Uganda, his homecoming, and the everyday moments that now compose our lives. Now we find ourselves on yet another adoption journey to bring home another son from Africa. Thank you for reading and walking this road with us.
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I am so sorry that this child did not work out for you. I'm sure this is hard to deal with, but I have confidence in God that He will send you a child that needs you and Jeff for whatever reason. Continued prayers for both of you.
Amy, I am so sorry.
amy i wish i had a better word than 'sorry'. i bet you're so sick of that word. know that i love you and jeff so much that my heart aches. i am thinking of you constantly, i am praying for you. please email, call, or send a pigeon if there's anything you need!
Hey guys, sorry to hear, I know you were waiting and praying for this. But just think, God's got something so special in mind for you, it's hard for even him to find! He wants your child to be just perfect for you, and it will be. Keep your chins up, we'll be praying for your special phone call!
~Kathryn
Amy, I am so very sorry. I too am so very tired.
We lost a referral in Uganda as well. Oh, did it hurt!
We're praying for you. And also praising God that your attorney was doing a great job following the rules and finding the true story of the little one. I know that doesn't make it any easier. But I also know a couple who found out there was a family after they traveled, met, had court and were bonding with the child.
We will continue to pray that your attorney finds your little one and that our Heavenly Father comforts and protects your new one while you wait.
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