Today, I was really planning on writing about something new and compelling. Something that might “grab” a reader’s attention. But I realized that what I truly wanted to write about should be complelling on it’s own. I shouldn’t even need to include words in this post. Why?
Well because…
Shouldn’t this sweet face tell it all? This is Ivey, She cannot tell you how she feels. She cannot describe to us the pain she feels, how lonely she is, how scared she might be or how very long ago she lost hope of having a family of her own. She only sits in a dark and scary mental institution slowly fading away, utterly forgotten. She is only 5 years old and has already suffered so much. Shouldn’t her face be enough so that words aren’t needed? (click on her name to learn more about her)
If you have not read about The Life Of An Orphan, please, I beg you to go and read it now! We have no idea in the world as to how greatly these children suffer until we try to step into their torturous reality for a moment. I realize that we cannot teleport ourselves to where they are at this very moment in order to do that, so the best I can offer is this story which I have written. Please read it before you decide to just scroll past this post.
Do it for them…
(click on a name to learn more about them)
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And please do not forget about the kids I have already listed who still wait. All but two of these children have been transferred to an institution! Please pray, please share, please do not be afraid to help these little ones…
Heath
Heath has a grant of over $9,000 towards his adoption! Please continue to pass it on!
Heath has already been TRANSFERRED to an institution! The facility in which he lives houses many boys, and he is one of the lucky few (like 3) who are available for adoption at all. Heath is now called a “lost boy” for the very reason that his file will most likely be returned to his country at any time, and he will no longer be adoptable. Heath was born in 2001, so you can see how long he has been waiting and hoping for a family. We know he is a tiny guy for his age, which is most likely due to the lack of nutrition. He lives in the same institution as Porter (above). Please take some time to read about Heath’s institute. This sweet boy could thrive in a family who loves him, all he needs is a chance.
To learn more about Heath, click the link below:
http://reecesrainbow.org/1518/heath-47
Below is the testimony of those who met Heath at his institute.
http://covenantbuilders.blogspot.com/2010/10/recalled-to-life.html
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Gemma
This picture speaks for itself! What a precious girl this is. Look at those eyes!
Sweet Gemma has down syndrome and she has already been TRANSFERRED to a mental institution! If you have read my site, you know that over 90% of down syndrome kids die within the first year of transfer! Oh my goodness, she is in desperate need of rescue! You can read more about Gemma here: http://reecesrainbow.org/35143/gemma-15h
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Sergey
Sweet Sergey is such a darling little guy! What a sweet face! His orphanage is one of the poorer ones with very little outside aid, which means these kids have little chance for a decent life while there. All of the children are tiny and malnourished. Children in Sergey’s orphanage are transferred to the mental institution at 4 years old. For him there is a desperate need. Let’s help him find his family before he ends up spending the rest of his life in the confines of a crib, slowly dying. Sergey has a grant of over $5,000 towards his adoption! Please continue to pass it on! http://reecesrainbow.org/1543/sergey905
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Katie
Little Katie is such a doll! What a smile! She was born in 2005 and like the others, she has been waiting way too long for a family of her own. She is very smart and has so much to offer. Katie was born with down syndrome, but please know that children with this challenge are known to be incredible blessings to their family. They are amazing kids! Check out her listing and help get her story out there! http://reecesrainbow.org/40536/katie-8w