Okay, I wish I could say that I'm all cried out but I'm not. The tears keep coming out of nowhere and at odd times and I have a feeling that with Mother's Day being tomorrow there is no end in sight. Why am I crying so much? Anyone who knows me knows that I may have issues with anxiety but not depression. Through this whole adoption process I've been okay with waiting but not anymore. I just want to bring my babies home! I want to see them, and hug on them and tell them how much I love them. I want to see Hana in her shared bedroom with my oldest daughter and Leul wrestling with my youngest son. I want them home! I've never met them but I miss them desperately.
Please pray that God's grace will sustain me as I wait out this last leg of our journey!
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We have been abundantly blessed with 10 children, 5 of whom God has grafted in to our family by way of adoption. This blog is a testimony of God's faithfulness as we go through the peaks and valleys of living the abundant life together.
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- Laci
- wife to an amazing man, mom to 7 kids in America and 3 still waiting to come home from Ethiopia, and most importantly a child of God
What you should know about HIV
-HIV can NOT be spread through casual/household contact. HIV is not spread through hugging, kissing, shaking hands, sharing toys, sneezing, coughing, sharing food, sharing drinks, bathing, swimming or any other casual way. It has been proven that HIV and AIDS can only be spread through sexual contact, birth, breastfeeding and blood to blood contact (such as sharing needles).
-HIV is now considered a chronic but manageable disease. With treatment, people who are HIV+ can live indefinitely without developing AIDS and can live long and full lives.
-People who are HIV+ deserve to be treated with love, respect, support and acceptance as all people do. If anyone wants more info on transmission, there is great info on the Center for Disease Control website at
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/resources/factsheets
-HIV is now considered a chronic but manageable disease. With treatment, people who are HIV+ can live indefinitely without developing AIDS and can live long and full lives.
-People who are HIV+ deserve to be treated with love, respect, support and acceptance as all people do. If anyone wants more info on transmission, there is great info on the Center for Disease Control website at
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/resources/factsheets
4 comments:
You poor thing! You have such great faith and that will sustain you. I know that much. It is not easy especially on Mother's Day. Thank God for blogs and friends who have already been that road to give you a shoulder you can cry on, even if you want to cry all over again. Also, a great piece of advice, ask your little ones to pray for you and your pending issue with Yakima and see what happens! Children's faith is just amazing. Hang in there my friend!
As a mother of six boys, who is waiting for court in Ethiopia for two little girls, I understand your heart!
I am praying for God to sustain you and give you peace!
Blessings,
Justine
http://sixboysandalittlelady.blogspot.com
(((Laci))) Praying that this approval comes through very quickly so you can go wrap your arms around your two newest blessings!
I can't wait to hug my new Grandchildren
Love Grandma
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