And the screaming begins....

And the screaming begins......

    In the past few days a couple of very terrible situations have come to my attention. Keegan (the blue- eyed cutie above who happens to have Down Syndrome)  is just a little over a year old and is facing permanent transfer to an adult mental institution.He lives in Eastern Europe and the orphanage where he currently resides is closing down. At 15 months old this boys is facing having to spend the rest of his LIFE with the very ill people. People who are bi-polar and schizophrenic, people who's lights have slowly faded away because they themselves were delt the same hand as Keegan many years ago. The people in this institution are not only children like Keegan but ADULTS.

     Between the ages of  0-3 are when children gain most of their development. Speaking and walking are developed within the first three years.  Imagine spending the most formative years of your life with grown men who rock back and forth babbling to themselves for hours on end.Imagine  never getting to get experience the love and comfort of having of a mother. That is Keegan's fate if someone does not spring him from his home country SOON.

    He currently has $1,240 to help with the cost of his adoption. He has an issue with his eyes crossing which I suspect is easily correctable.

                                                    http://reecesrainbow.org/17943/keegan201

Keegan can be adopted by married couples. They number of children they already have in their home does not matter.

I posted about Sarah just last week. This little girl who is 6 years old is in a very desperate  situation. She is in a place where children who are 14 years old have the body size of a 1 year old. A place where the children get their diapers changed 1 time a day and where they are fed very little. Sometimes they are only fed and changed 6 days out of the week. I cannot even put into words how terrible the place she is at is.She only has a 2 weeks to find a family before her file is sent back and she cannot be adopted.

She is blind. Can you imagine being blind is a place like that? From what I hear blindness is a very managable special need and children who are blind go on to live independently and have wondeful lives. Please consider Sarah and if you cannot adopt her the least you can do is share her story

She has $287.50 in her account and once she has a committed family I am sure that there will be more assistance for her adoption.We ladies will make sure of it.

                                        http://reecesrainbow.org/34558/sarah-11-18

Sarah can be adopted by pretty much anyone singles, married couples, older parents, large families, you name it. She is also in one of the cheaper countries to adopt from.

As always if you have any question please do not hesitate to ask me. I am more than happy to answer any questions that you may have.