The Moghadams are HOME! ALL eight of them! It is a miracle and I am thanking God this day that they are TOGETHER and are HOME. :)
I cannot imagine how traumatizing the experience must have been. Nor can I imagine going through the natural, normal adjustments of bringing home adopted children (YAY!) with this experience and trauma as the starting point of their new life together. I hope the children are able to transition well in to this new family and new country and new life despite the rocky start to it all. It makes me sad for the whole family that that negative experience had to be where their family began. BUT, I also believe strong families are made out of hard times, and I hope this will only strengthen their family. :)
Anyway, that is my little thought on the subject. :) {HERE} is the link to the family's blog.
Again, I am SO THANKFUL they are all home safe and sound. Thank you to everyone who has thought of them and prayed for them.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Update
HERE is an update from another blog about the family I posted about YESTERDAY. Sounds like they are out of prison. The bio kids are in custody of the US Embassy. The children they are adopting are still in orphan care, but are safe. Please continue to pray/send up positive thoughts. Thank you all so much! There are great miracles happening for this family, but they still are in a tight spot. :S Thank you for helping out!!
EMERGENCY!!!!!!
There is an urgent situation in Ghana, Africa!!!!!! I ask for everyone to join me in prayer. If you aren't the praying type, you can join me in sending out positive thoughts into the universe. If you know anyone in Ghana, you could maybe consider contacting them and seeing if they can help!
Here is the situation.
This mom and dad with two biological sons (ages 3 1/2 and 7) decided to adopt! After much prayer and pondering they felt they were to adopt these four siblings in Ghana. The parents and their two biological sons have just traveled to Ghana to bring home their four "new" children. However, once there, someone called the police and FALSELY reported they were trafficking children!!!!!!!! The parents were thrown in PRISON and ALL six children were sent to an orphanage!!!!!! The US Embassy said they will not consider the case until MONDAY! This will be THE WORST weekend of their lives...and who knows how long after the US Embassy considers their case the parents will be released and reunited with their children!!
I cannot even imagine how those parents must feel! Taken from their children, and in a prison in a different country! I know life in the orphanage was hard for those four children, and I cannot guess the trauma of thinking they were going "home" with their new family, only to be sent back to the orphan home. I also cannot guess the trauma their other two children are feeling at being in a new, strange country and taken from their parents and placed in an orphanage (with over 200 children!). The trauma and stress this family is experiencing is heartbreaking and overwhelming to even think about.
CLICK HERE to watch a video of the family.
Below is a picture of the family.
Here is the situation.
This mom and dad with two biological sons (ages 3 1/2 and 7) decided to adopt! After much prayer and pondering they felt they were to adopt these four siblings in Ghana. The parents and their two biological sons have just traveled to Ghana to bring home their four "new" children. However, once there, someone called the police and FALSELY reported they were trafficking children!!!!!!!! The parents were thrown in PRISON and ALL six children were sent to an orphanage!!!!!! The US Embassy said they will not consider the case until MONDAY! This will be THE WORST weekend of their lives...and who knows how long after the US Embassy considers their case the parents will be released and reunited with their children!!
I cannot even imagine how those parents must feel! Taken from their children, and in a prison in a different country! I know life in the orphanage was hard for those four children, and I cannot guess the trauma of thinking they were going "home" with their new family, only to be sent back to the orphan home. I also cannot guess the trauma their other two children are feeling at being in a new, strange country and taken from their parents and placed in an orphanage (with over 200 children!). The trauma and stress this family is experiencing is heartbreaking and overwhelming to even think about.
CLICK HERE to watch a video of the family.
Below is a picture of the family.
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