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Our adoption papers are being sent today

I'm not sure if everyone reading our family journal actually reads out adoption blog. Anyway, we are in the process of adopting a 3 year old girl from Nanjing China. The paper work took allot more time then we had hoped. DHL even lost 3 of our important documents, and we needed to have them redone. How often does DHL lose a paper? Maybe one time in a million? Anyway, the papers are all ready to go to China today (by FedEx). I thank God for helping us make it this far. It would be a miracle if we could travel to China before the end of the year. It is realistic to think it will be January or February. I like the miracle scenario, but either way I will trust Gods timing is perfect! Here is Sarah our new daughter.



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sydneywallis said…
congratulations amy and family....finally a step in the right direction......i will pray for a quick DTC and then of course the precious TA.....she IS coming home....much love
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