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I try to donate to a Reese's Rainbow child whenever I can. Today I was reading through, and I want you to know that I've made a mental committment to Yana. I don't know what that committment will be, but whenever I can I will donate to her.
ReplyDeleteYour story touched me as I live close to you (kinda near Cambridge; Zanesville is where generally go to Kohls and Sam's Club, and I have fond memories of going to Zanesville on various errands with my grandparents as a young child and going to Blue Drummer Chicken) and I know that you probably face additional challenges as this part of the world isn't always the most accepting of disabilities, which I am both fortunate and unfortunate enough to know firsthand.
So it may be tiny amounts, but I will try to give to you as I can because that little one deserves to grow up in the quiet world of central Ohio (or are you considered southeast?).
I always wanted to adopt a child with a disability ever since I was a camp counselor and knew a family whow had something like 12 adopted children with varies disabilities from all over the world, along with 6 or 8 old biological children. It was the neatest family I've ever encountered. Unfortunately I will never meet adoption requirements, so instead I support others.
Thank you so much! Keep in touch and when she comes home we will have a party. You can come meet her :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to! I work as a traveling therapist and funnily enough (as it is totally not the direction I want to travel) it's looking a lot like I'll be spending this summer in Zanesville! It's not certain yet, but it's looking very likely.
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