Delphine Waits for her family.. - My FAMILY FOUND ME

MY FAMILY FOUND ME

I'm back, this time I'll be talking about a little girl named Delphine.. She is such a cutie. She will be five years old soon. here is what is said about Delphine,

Girl, 3 y.o. (DOB 2010)
 HIV+
Delphine is a cheerful, playful and loving girl with a psychological age of a 1 yr and 9 month old child, which is below her chronological age.  Because of this, the child requires more attention in different areas such as communication, socialization, occupation, self control, etc to achieve an adequate comprehensive development. Her language is poor for her age.
Delphine is a little girl with a HIV diagnosis that needs much attention and care. It is important that she gets integrated to a family that understands and accepts her health condition and that provides the socio-affective support that she requires to achieve the comprehensive development of her abilities and social adequacy.
The future parents must be able to create a stable and deep emotional bond; they must be expressive in their affection, with a great amount of physical energy and dynamic interaction but flexible and tolerant to facilitate her adaptation.
It is important to continue with the necessary early stimulation in all areas of personal development at the child’s pace to achieve her full potential.  She must receive early stimulation and Language Therapy permanently.

Delphine is currently available for adoption and waiting for her  forever family! The central authority in the children’s country of origin are the legal custodians and guardians of the children and Open Door has been given the privilege to assist in finding permanent homes for these children.  Agency has photos and videos and we will be happy to share them with an interested family.
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Please don't let her Hiv+ Status stop you from saying yes to her, Regardless of that she deserves a family. A lot of people Find HIV as being a scary thing to deal with it's not as scary as you might think, of course it might not be as easy to deal with as some people think but I'm sure it's not as hard either. hopefully in the near future, I'll make a blog post about this specific virus at some point once I gather enough information about it. She is more than her medical condition. It can be managed in the USA but in her country it's probably very hard to keep it under control she needs her family to come forward and say "Yes".
If you have questions about Hiv orAnything else regarding this sweet girls adoption please leave them in the comment section and I will try to answer them all in another blog post soon :)
You can follow the link here to watch a short video about parenting a child with Hiv http://www.projecthopeful.org/hiv

Will you say "Yes"?

My Family Found Me!!

Hello Readers. Today I'm going to talk about a little girl that is listed as Tiya, She is eight years old and not doing well.. I wish her family would have found her a long time ago but they didn't so I'm blogging about her in hopes her family will see her. Here is what is said about Tiya

Age: 8
Diagnosis: Massive destruction of the brain matter, sub-cortical cysts, cortical atrophy; Infantile cerebral palsy – spastic quadric paresis; Symptomatic epilepsy; Hypotrophy; Premature puberty
This little girl has significant delays in all aspects of her development. She will turn her eyes and head in reaction to someone speaking to her. She stops crying if someone calls her name. She follows objects with her eyes.

She does have many various special needs but please don't let that get in the way of saying yes.. I'm not saying it is going to be easy, but it will be worth it. I believe this little girl will bring so much joy to her family if only they would say "Yes". She shouldn't have to wait any longer. Regardless of her medical needs, she deserves a chance don't you think? Who will be her Yes?

By far one of the cutest kids I've ever seen- Ronan!

 

I saw this little one on Reece's Rainbow as newly listed. Ronan reminds me of a Little boy I advocated for that also has Hydrocephalus He is going to be two this year. Hydrocephalus can be sever or not so severe, in this little guys case I'd say it more in the severe side but he does have a shunt I think, plus with medical intervention he can live a very happy life! Its so interesting to me, all the kids I've advocated for withHydrocephalus are some of the happiest kids I've seen! you can see the Joy they have in they're sweet smiles! Also I'd like to add that him being able to hold his head up is a good sign, without further ado this is Ronan!

Internal progressive hydrocephalus with brain atrophy, condition after shunting, ventriculitis, microphthalmia, congenital retina malformation, crossed eyes, mental delay

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Not much is said about this little guy, but I'm pretty sure we can all see the personality he has in his sweet little 
face!  For more information on this little guy please follow ow the link provided below!
http://reecesrainbow.org/91476/ronan

More Glitter!!! ✨ Maisie!! MY FAMILY FOUND ME

Sweet Maisie was born in April of 2012 and has been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy.

Maisie is a sensitive child who likes looking at the world around her as well as listening to music and watching cartoons. She reaches for toys and tries to babble. Maisie can roll from stomach to back and vice versa. She cannot sit unassisted, but has some head control and tries to pull to a stand against stable support.

Maisie is responsive to her caregivers and appears to understand everything they say to her. She recognizes familiar adults and loves to be held.

Update April 2015: Specific reasons are unknown, but Maisie’s condition seems to be deteriorating. She needs the love of a family as well as appropriate medical care and therapies quickly.

Doesn't she sound precious??  Could she be your daughter?? 

Adding a bit of Glitter to my blog!! Meet Mary!! My family found me!

I've realized I don't have any girlies on my blog!! How did this happen?!? So no I'm not literally adding glitter to my blog but defiantly am adding some girls that need families!! So here is Mary, she is actually at the same orphanage as my little brother and sister! I really want her family to find her soon! !here is what is  said about her,

born May 2011
PRC
Post-op anal atresia/fistula, vision impairment, neoplasm of right ear

Mary is a sweet little girl who has been diagnosed with postoperative anal atresia/fistula, vitreous opacity of right eye, a neoplasm of right ear, and congenital microphthalmus of both eyes. She is able to crawl around but cannot walk on her own just yet. Mary still needs support while standing up and if she is helped can walk slowly. Mary uses a walker and with it is able to go places, sit, and stand up. She is learning how to eat with a spoon. Mary cannot see things that are far away due to her vision impairment. She gets along well with others and enjoys playing with the other children. Her caretakers think she is very energetic and active.  So did you just realize this is your little girl? Well if not please share her with your friends and family!! She is so Cute!! For more information please visit the link http://reecesrainbow.org/77057/mary

Meet Toby My Family has found me

Meet Toby! 

Yes, another blog post tonight!! Tonight I  introduce to you all, Toby! Toby is a little boy (not little for long) living in Eastern Europe, he is going to be ten this year and the reason his family hasn't come foward yet to get him? I honestly don't know he's developmentally on target aside form having some stiming behaviors. He has Celiac disease, if your not familiar with this it's basically he has a intolorence to gluten. A family met him recently and this is what they had to say about him

from a family that spent time with him 4/15:

He is the sweetest kid. Has some stimming behaviors but is so smart and is so so so gentle with the other kids. He's a misfit there - physically fine but surrounded by physically disabled and yet he is so careful. He is GREAT with our son.

 Who will welcome Toby into they're family with open arms? He's waited long enough!! 

More Updates on Zeke!!! Where is his Family?

Good evening!! Im so glad to be able to tell you all, someone met Zeke and gave me an update!!! He is so sweet and incredibly smart! I asked her if he still showed symptoms of autism, Here is what she said about him:, I say no to autism!! I can't even believe that's on there! She said when he was younger he might be more rigid about routine and the order of things and tantrum if it changed but he is much better now. But total eye contact, he ADORES her, etc. and I don't think he has any type of dwarfism. That is also weird. His limbs seem like maybe he has some CP b/c he is a little stuff but manages fine. Seriously, so great! Unfortunately, he is about to be moved b/c he is turning 6. 

Look at that face!! He's a cutie for sure and seems to have a very sweet personality! 

I'd love to see him find his family soon!!! In the summer he will be moved to a new home due to his age 😥. Please consider this sweet boy! For more information please follow the link http://reecesrainbow.org/38452/zeke-l