Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Some Neat Posts.
I have some AWESOME friends. Really and truly, a blend of so many different people, from so many back-rounds, with so many diverse life experiences. I have amazing friends that are dealing with loss (click here, here, and here for a few of their stories!) I have friends/family dealing and living with children that would not be here today had it not been for the advancement of medical technology and truly the blessing of Heavenly Father(there are so many inspirational, so hard to choose, but click here, here, here, here, and here for a few!) And there are some just over-the-top amazing women pushing forward the feelings, thoughts, emotions, heart aches, joy, and so much more, that infertility and adoption bring into their lives. All of these blogs are amazing, but what makes these two stand out today is their messages. Have a read, be touched, and see why I LOVE adoption! So click here and here to share the joy and sorrow, you can not help but be touched! (And since they will bring tears for your eyes, go and vote here for me and while there, read the wise words of a hilarious woman who loves to be over-the-top with her spoof of a blog!!!!)
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If you love adoption now, wait until you get through one!! It is another of the amazing little worlds in this life where God's power is manifest so greatly. Being a convert, I didn't know much about the Church and was thrust into the first of those amazing little worlds. Missionary work was next, and so I guess I shouldn't have been surprised that adoption was another. We'll be thinking about you and praying for you. I'm sumgreater's husband, by the way. Thanks for posting and sharing the blessings you've received. It's great to see Heavenly Father's work continue.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the hyperlink Emily. You are amazing. I look up to you so much. Really, if only I could be a little more like you.
ReplyDeleteKeep putting one foot in front of the other, one day at a time. Because someday you will be holding your kids in your lap telling them the story of how they came to be, and how they were LOVED before they were born.