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- I am an everyday woman. I am married to my soulmate. I have three sons ages 16,13 & 4. Adoption was never something that I had planned to do, but through an interesting path, God has led me and my husband to pursue the adoption of our daughter Sophia from China. It has changed me in so many ways. I cannot wait to look in the mirror and see the woman I will be when this journey is over.
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7 comments:
Love your quotes...
Have a WONDERFUL Day!!!!
I love this verse and I love your blog! I wish I could help sooo many people who are waiting for the child to come home, I am praying that there are many who feel this calling to help!
Hello my friend. Have a great Sunday!
Lea
I was moved by your comment on my blog. God definately sends us the people we need in our lives just at the perfect time.
We have a daughter from South Korea who was special needs. If I could adopt again, that would definately be the direction I would go.
Amen!
I liked that post. Hope you are having a lovely Sunday!
I came to you from the birds nest and I am coming back with a poem, hold on...
Even though I was afraid
you laid a hand on mine and said "it's ok, don't cry Myla, ...your baby is out there
and she's waiting patiently for you."
Even though I didn't believe somedays,
you believed for me
when I couldn't muster it, you called,
you wrote, you came around anyway.
When I couldn't stand any more questions or talk
you said you were thinking of me and that meant so much
even if I couldn't express it
I was angry and hurting,
so much grief, pain, and loss-
when I could not see beyond it you said "love, Myla"
When I was too close to the situation and my vision clouded,
bogged down in logistics
you reminded me of the reason,
love
of the direction,
faith
of the necessity,
trust
of the power inherent in us all to rise above.
My tears are grateful ones now, friend, believe it.
I take you with me when I go.
Copyright Myla Stauber 2000
Myla Stauber adopted her child from Viet Nam in 2000. She writes, "I dedicate this poem to all those who helped, understood, worked, provided advice and loving kindness to us on this journey. To thank you .... and to bless those still waiting. It happens and it is the mightiest miracle in the world."
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