Each Wednesday we post links from the previous week that touch on special needs adoption. Our hope is that these small snapshots provide you with a glimpse of life after adopting through China's waiting child program... both the long-term blessings and the challenges that come with parenting a child with special needs. We also hope to raise awareness about a variety of special needs.
That Sounds Super Fun!!! -- adoptive momma (Korea) Elizabeth at Romans 8:15... on the tests required to discover whether or not her son is having seizure activity
It 'just happens' to be that God gets the glory -- adoptive momma (China) Ohilda at A Bouquet of Blessings... on a recent trip to the hospital for testing
This girl... -- adoptive momma (China) Joanna B. at Waiting for Two... an update after exactly two months home
Saying no... is REALLY hard -- waiting to adopt (China) Lindsay at Griff & Em Growing... on saying no when a social worker calls with a specific child (or children) in mind
Relocating Kids With Disabilities... What I Have Learned So Far -- adoptive momma (domestic) Dorothy at (Sub)Urban Servant... listing a few of the challenges they've encountered since moving to a new state
God delivered a miracle yesterday... -- adoptive momma (China) Diana at First a Pearl, Then Two Rubies... excellent test results after her daughter's recent surgery to remove her spleen
Surviving Epilepsy -- momma Stephanie at Adventures in Babywearing... on her oldest son's six years seizure-free, after several years of seizures that first appeared at age two
Surgery Day -- adoptive momma (China) Stacy at Our Red Thread to Cadence... palate surgery, as well as ear tubes and dental fillings
Is the Third Time a Charm? -- adoptive momma (China) Rebekah at Our Neck of the Woods... wondering if this third surgery to correct her son's hypospadias will be successful
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Great links this week, TM!
ReplyDeleteReally, they're always great links :) I really look forward to Wednesdays!
Thanks for posting these for us to enjoy!
Thank you so much for sharing our story. :)
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