UPDATE;
This precious baby girl is currently WITH HER FOREVER FAMILY!!!!! Friends, this is entirely thanks to you..... to the 15,000+ of you who gave her story your time and read it.... to the 6,000+ of you who shared her story on Facebook, Instagram, and on your own blogs... and to the hundreds of thousands who simply saw her story and prayed....
to all of you, on behalf of this sweet baby girl, her First Family, her Forever Family, and those who have dedicated countless hours to seeing that they united as soon as possible...
THANK YOU.
You always have been, are, and always will be HIS HANDS AND FEET for these precious little ones and you never cease to amaze me.
** TIME IS RUNNING OUT... PLEASE PLEASE SHARE**
* This is a SPECIAL NEEDS placement... I have done my best to start this research for you and have inked to all pertinent information within this post, however Baby Girl's needs are extensive and much is unknown; PLEASE do your own research before inquiring about her. Educate yourself... no one has time to do it for you ;-)
* If you do not have a CURRENT, VALID HOME STUDY, are not approved for special needs, and are not ready to travel quickly, DO NOT APPLY for this situation.
* I am not representing this baby or this situation... I am simply doing what I can do direct anyone who's heart is pulled at this baby's story to the one's who are caring for her. Comments questioning issues around fees or First Parents will be deleted.
* The following is ALL of the information I have about this situation.
A special family is desperately needed for a precious 6 week old Korean baby girl who suffered a traumatic birth. Baby Girl has been diagnosed with HIE (Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy). Baby Girl's future holds SO many unknowns, but one thing is FOR CERTAIN.... she needs a family... and quickly; She is being released MONDAY and will come home with a feeding tube.
REQUIREMENTS;
* Family MUST BE HOME STUDY READY
* Family MUST BE READY TO TRAVEL
* It is preferred that this family lives in an East Coast State to make travel and transport safe and fast
This precious baby girl is in need of lifelong care, a family who will devote themselves to helping her reach her very highest potential, and who believe with everything in them that she does, in fact have enormous potential. Because she does.
REQUIREMENTS;
* Family MUST BE HOME STUDY READY
* Family MUST BE READY TO TRAVEL
* It is preferred that this family lives in an East Coast State to make travel and transport safe and fast
This precious baby girl is in need of lifelong care, a family who will devote themselves to helping her reach her very highest potential, and who believe with everything in them that she does, in fact have enormous potential. Because she does.
Fees are $8,300 and have already been reduced as much as possible. Fees include birth-mother counseling, ICPC, legals, and the work it takes to acquire adoption subsidies for the baby. Fees do not include finalization in the adoptive parent's home state or travel and travel expenses.
If you would like to know more about bringing this precious girl into your family, please email your home study to Sara@SpecialAngelsAdoption.org .
If this sweet girl isn't the right fit for your family right now, PLEASE click 'share' so we can continue searching for her forever family! They're out there... and I so strongly believe that we will find them! We are running out of time and I know how you guys work... if anyone can find this baby's family, it's YOU!
Thank you for being HIS hands and feet on behalf of this most precious creation!
I don't usually comment but this hits close to my heart. Hopefully what I have to say is helpful and hopeful.
ReplyDeleteMinor nits: The letters to the acronym for hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy are flipped, should be HIE. And HIE doesn't not mean Cerebral Palsy.
HIE is an event. It can result in a huge range of possible diagnosis including CP. CP is a possibility but not a certainty. And outcomes are not always correlated to initial injury severity. There are cases of severe injury but mild outcome and cases of mild injury with severe outcome. Each baby is different. It's a lot of wait and see. But there is hope for this beautiful baby. Maybe she will require life long care but there is hope that she will be independent.
My daughter had a moderate-severe HIE event at birth. It's been a tough road to walk. She's not unaffected, but very mildly affected thus far. There's still so much uncertainty. But she's doing amazing and every day I'm more confident she will be a tough, capable, independent adult. The road to get there may be harder than most.
My daughter's birthday is coming up so a lot of feelings are already bubbling just below the surface and reading this hit close to my heart.
- Nancy
HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY to your precious little girl!!
DeleteI wish we were adoption ready. We have been seriously considering adopting another child who suffered an HIE event. Our son has been the most unexpected blessing & challenge. We already know where the journey may lead & hope to one day give our son a sibling who is as much a fighter as he has been.
ReplyDeletePraying for your family, Amber!
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