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still waiting

Y’all remember this little one?

That I posted about here?

Her file was sent back to China and she has now become available on the shared listing. In fact, WACAP is now offering a $2000 grant towards her adoption. We used WACAP to bring Vivienne home and can highly recommend them as an agency.

A pediatric orthopedist very recently reviewed her file and had this to say:

“This girl will be very functional with her upper extremities. It is surprising how well kids with this condition will adapt to the point of even playing musical instruments. There is a well known newscaster in Los Angeles named Bree Walker who has a similar condition and has led a very productive life.

Her leg length discrepancy will worsen as she gets older and she will benefit from surgical treatment of this. She will likely need leg lengthening on her left leg. In the meantime the shoe lift is a good temporizing measure.”

Here is what WACAP has to say about her:

This little girl has been described as outgoing, clever, well liked and energetic. She has several limb differences and wears a brace on her left leg to help her walk. For the most part, she can take care of her own needs and her social development is excellent.

Call WACAP for more information: 206-575-4550.

Please help spread the word about this sweet little girl… she is so precious, I can’t believe she is still waiting.

Might she be waiting for you?

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07.14.10 · advocating, love others 4

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  1. Sharon Ankerich says

    July 14, 2010 at 3:04 PM

    I had someone ask me about her about a month ago. I forwarded the info and so hope she is their ONE!
    Blessings!

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  2. Beach Mama says

    July 14, 2010 at 3:51 PM

    If I had a RHW I would love to add her to our family.

    Reply
  3. Lila's mom says

    July 14, 2010 at 9:06 PM

    I LOVE this girl!!!! I wish I could bring her home!!!Please keep advocating for her!!!just maybe a miracle will come my way!!

    Reply
  4. Sharon says

    July 14, 2010 at 9:36 PM

    Thank you so much for posting about this sweet child again, Stefanie. Our family prays for her every day. I wish she were our daughter but my husband says she is not so I continue to advocate for her too.
    I have read her file and she is an extraordinary little girl. A mother of another child from her orphanage emailed and told me that her daughter knows her and "she is loved by everyone and everyone thinks of her as a friend."
    Come on, family! We know you are out there just waiting to bring her home!

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I'm Stefanie. Wife to one, mom to 13. Occasional blogger and t-shirt maker. Wannabe photographer and exerciser. Constant grace-needer and orphan advocator. more
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