Just in case you haven't heard, the organization that handles adoption paperwork in Ethiopia has been slowing down on processing paperwork. They plan to reduce the number of intercountry adoptions by 90% on March 10. I can't begin to guess what may have become of Sally if MOWA processing slowed to a record low, court took several times to pass, and we had to take two trips. She may have been waiting so long that TB would have completely eaten her vertebrae beyond repair. There are people and agencies who have done things that are unethical, but the waiting children are going to be the ones hurt.
Visit this blog to see if you can help--send them pictures of your adopted children and their stories by March 12 to send along to MOWA as success stories, sign the petition, and make a difference.
UPDATE: MOWA is back on track with new staff and prayers have been answered as adoptions are not coming to a halt!
1 comment:
I've been following (from a distance) the happens of Ethiopia IA. It breaks my heart and reminds me so so much of what happened in VN a few years ago.
And those sweet innocent children...
Prayers for them,
Nancy-of the crazy 8
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