Our Adoption Journey to Africa

[...] I didn't think I could wait one day longer.  We have been waiting exactly 1 month  for our court date.  Our agency has informed us that our wait for a court date could take from 1 month up to 6 [...]

We FINALLY got the date... June 14th!! We leave for Ghana in less than 3 weeks!!! It's been over 24 hours and I still feel like my head is spinning an [...]

[...]  my first sigh of relief. We were finally together. Our second day together in Kumasi Our court date was set for June 14th at 8:00 a.m.  Our lawyer and important members from our children's [...]

[...] I heard a timid voice ask me " Mommy, can we please watch a DVD? " I texted our Social Worker to let her know what was going on just in case she received a phone call. I informed close [...]

[...] him. When we began our adoption journey to our 4 children, we were cautioned by our Social Worker, our Agency Case worker and several friends and family members to reconsider bringing [...]

[...] man named Isaac came and introduced himself as our assigned detective. He led us out of the jail cell and struck up a friendly conversation as we climbed 5 flights of stairs. I never felt so free [...]

[...] because I had a difficult time completing my thoughts. We were only 3 months into our adoption process and were overwhelmed with a couple obstacles that would potentially slow down our process by [...]

[...] ." - Both Ends Burning Campaign After watching the movie, I had flashbacks of our adoption process. 13 months of time spent choosing our agency, getting accepted, home study after home study , [...]

[...] been praying and waiting for answers.  There are so many other people involved in our adoption process just waiting for God to answer. Will you join all of us in prayer? Pray for God's [...]

[...] We piled our 6 terrified children in the Jeep, with the siren blasting we headed towards the CID Headquarters.  At this point, Sol and I tried to breathe a sigh of relief... since we had all of our [...]

[...] incident but I am left with a greater love and compassion for the officers that work in the Ghana CID, the hundreds of inmates that we met in the dentention center and the several orphans at the [...]

[...] For those of you that know me well... I don't sugar coat my "amazing life" as an adoptive mom of 6. Perhaps if you have been following my blog, you might have figured that out. My blog has [...]