M. did not show for the meeting today. We are more convinced than ever that she is who we think she is. She's afraid and because she doesn't know Beyla, she doesn't trust her.
Beyla said they will give it a few days and then go to the family and friends in person to try to approach her from that angle.
We'll update as soon as we know something.
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- On January 1, 2008 adoptions in Guatemala abruptly changed from a privately run system to a government run entity. Our adoptions were already in process at the time and were “grandfathered” to finish under the laws in which they began. The children's cases were promised to be expeditiously processed in a timely and reasonable manner, but now almost a four and a half years later approximately 350 children are still waiting to join their families. This page tells our story, through some of our personal stories. We have done much (see timeline) to work to bring our children home. But they still remain. These are our children, stranded in orphanages and foster care all over Guatemala. We have worked tirelessly, only to discover that it is a political problem that keeps them there, so we need the help of a politician to help us. We will not stop until our children are safely home, snug in their beds.
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3 comments:
Darn it...I'm so sorry she didn't show. I know that the birth mothers do become very frightened and find it hard to trust people and that is so sad...I will keep praying that the birth mother comes forward and that you will get your beautiful Olivia home soon!
Bummer! :(
I'll be continuing to pray for you guys! It's all in the Lord's timing!
I just found your blog and I wanted to pass some info on to you. First off, I am so very sorry about your wait for Olivia. I waited 2.5 years for our Abbie and I know the pain we feel with our long wait and fight for our kids. Anyways, there's a support group called "never giving up" and it's families that are having to go through the CNA and the new process to complete their adoptions. If you would like to join, e-mail me at hockeyray@sbcglobal.net
There's good information there and a great group of Moms!
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