The Red Thread Kids: Liebster

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Liebster

..I'm onto it! Thank you! ^_^

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Unknown said...: I just discovered your blog. Hope you don't mind if join up and follow you. I'm not a stalker! I am a 65 year old mother of 4, and grandmother to 12.
My husband and I were foster parents, fell in love with one baby girl and adopted her. Our oldest daughter and her husband were foster parents, fell in love with a baby boy, and adopted him. Our second daughter and her husband are foster parents, fell in love with a sibling group of three small children, and are in the process of adopting. God has been so busy moving in families to adopt the homeless.
Dianne Snyder @
http://buterflydreamz.blogspot.com/; February 7, 2013 at 8:39 PM

A Little Girl Called Hope:

Who she is and how and why
this blog came to be...

Dear readers,

Normally I don't preach too often but this much I know for sure - that God is Good and He knows what He is doing even if it doesn't look like it, and that even if it doesn't seem like He is listening - He is. God does not forget us -not one of us- not ever.

As you know many many months ago I ran across the page of a little girl that I fell in love with and wanted to adopt but by the law of her country I couldn't. I called her Hope. She had Cerebral Palsy, and at almost five she had been living in a Ukrainian Orphanage. Clicking on the title of this message will take you to the original posting.

The story told of her states she is an aware, active, very loving and highly functioning child, who could walk, talk run and play. Hope was even mainstreamed with the 'typical' kids. However, in some East European countries children in orphanages with disabilities like hers often get sent away to Institutions at an early age of about four or five years old, and the conditions at these institutions are, by word of some of their own medical staff, not humane or fit to live in.

This was Hope's future. But it isn't anymore.

Hope has a family. A wonderful, loving family whom I truly believe has always been her family, has found her. The love they already have for her is truly amazing to see.

Hope's name is now Mary, and you can read her story here. Thank you God, for all you have done. Thank you, thank you, for blessing this family and this little girl.

This page was started for her and inspired by her. It dedicated to her and all the Red Thread Children of the World, whomever and where-ever they are.

-Debrah.
[12:29 a.m. 09.19.08]

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Liebster

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