Touched By Adoption: Lots on my mind today

Monday, May 12, 2008

Lots on my mind today

We got a call today from MUSC wanting to see Randy on Wednesday. Normally, I would be thrilled that they would be able to see him so fast, but my students are taking PACT this week. I felt so torn that I decided I was going to stay here and let my father-in-law go with him. Then, the more I thought about it, the more I realized that Randy is thousands of times more important to me than any test. We're leaving tomorrow night. Pray for us.... we plan to come home on Thursday night!

1 comment:

Lori Turner said...: AMEN, your husband is much more important than any testing!!!! We are praying for traveling mercies and for some much needed answers.; May 13, 2008 at 10:45 PM

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You know you're an adoptive parent when...

1. The fact that there are 143 million children without a parent to kiss them goodnight has made you lose sleep.

2. You realize DNA has nothing to do with love and family.

3. You can't watch Adoption Stories on TLC without sobbing.

4. The fact that, if 7% of Christians adopted 1 child there would be no orphans in the world, is convicting to you.

5. You spend free time surfing blogs about families who have experienced the blessing of adoption.

6. It drives you crazy when people ask you about adopted child's 'real' parents.

7. You have ever been 'pregnant' with your adoptive child longer than it takes an elephant to give birth. (2 years!)

8. You had no idea how you would afford to adopt but stepped out in faith anyway, knowing where God calls you He will provide.

9. You have ever taken an airplane ride half-way around the world with a child you just met.

10. You believe God's heart is for adoption.

11. You realize that welcoming a child into your heart and family is one of the most important legacies you could ever leave on this earth.

12. You know what the word 'Dossier' means, and you can actually pronounce it!

13. You have welcomed a social worker into the most private parts of your life.

14. You shudder when people say your child is so lucky that you adopted them, knowing full well you are the blessed one to have him or her in your life.

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