I had a few thoughts a wanted to post about this "Sarah" that is harrassing Candy and her family.
WHO CARES SARAH! GIVE IT UP!
I believe Candy and Shawn when they say they did not have any help. But let me be the first to say, if I had help offered to me or I knew where to find the right help, I would have jumped on it so quick, and I don't believe I would be the only one. Most of you out there had nice and smooth adoptions, but some of us did not. For 11 months we were told our son needed skull reconstruction surgury. That this may be damaging and could end up with serious problems if this surgury wasn't done. The U.S. Embassy was no help when we asked for a medical visa and the Embassy even red tagged us and held us up another 2 weeks after getting out og PGN for investagation for even asking for a visa. Thank God his diagnoses in Guatemala was wrong, but can you imagine? Imagine not knowing for 11 months what day may be your sons last day or what day will be the last day he wakes up "normal".
Candy, you can know whoever you want. Those of us that really know and love you are all that matters.
3 comments:
Well said Natalie! I am so glad the diagnosis in Guat was wrong.
Hey Girly....Thanks for Always having my BACK...I love that we have got to keep our GUATEMALAN FRINEDSHIP ALIVE and WELL...You know I love MR COOL and SWEET MIA...and SOON TO BE CAITLYN to pieces...See you in a few days...HUGS
Natalie, I wanted to let you know that I'm tagging you. Please go to my blog for instructions! I hope everything is well with you! Lori
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