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Newsletter - Bejing | ND North

February, 2012


Goodbye

 

 

 

 

 


Michael

Last year (2011) was a record year for New Day Foster home. We had 31 children join their forever families.

2012 is off to a good start with five children already adopted. Celebrate with us as Mary, Serena, Timothy, Samuel and Angela now have a family to call their very own.

With children leaving it means more beds
become available. Check out the three new children that arrived today. And meet one little boy who arrived earlier this year and has already had miracles happen in his life.

Michael
The phone rang on a cold day in January. A two month old boy with a serious heart condition needed help and NO ONE was willing to try. Would we be willing? Would we take the risk?

Read about how taking a risk resulted in miracles!


Wendy

 


Lily

A couple of other amazing stories we would like to tell you about are Wendy and Lily.

It only took one look to realize that Wendy was a much more serious case than we expected. Abandoned on her fourth birthday, just two months before she arrived at NDFH, she had many emotional scars in addition to a serious heart condition.

Read more about her story!

Lily’s orphanage was desperate. With a heart condition, so complex that no hospitals in her city could treat it, they contacted us asking if we could do something – anything.

Meeting with the surgeons before surgery
we were told her surgery was complicated, very risky and would take at least eight hours.

Read about her amazing surgery!


Making Jiaozi

Chinese New Year is over and we are beginning to recover from all the celebrating.

Check out some of the celebrating that the children did decorating for Chinese New Year, eating jiaozi and watching fireworks.

 

 

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