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Help[Games] Welcome Carlie, Aoife, Christian, Max and George!
in reply to a message by Hermanna
Carlie Rose is a newborn girl from Vancouver, who was abandoned by her parents. She has auburn hair and blue eyes. She has no interests yet and is very small because she was born premature. She has no disabilities that have been observed so far.
Aoife Kathleen is thirteen and from Ireland. Her mother and stepfather had problems with alcoholism and drugs and could therefore no longer care for Aoife and her three half-siblings. The three half-siblings (two boys and a baby girl) have gone to stay with their father's mother. Aoife would like to remain in contact with them and with her mother if it is possible. She likes reading, old movies and music, and aspires to be a doctor. She was raised Catholic, but has decided to become non-religious.
Christian James is seven years old and from South Africa. He is energetic and loves colouring, painting and watching cartoons. His parents were killed by terrorists on a visit to the Middle East. Christian has mild Attention Deficit Disorder but is working on controlling his condition.
Max Vincent and George David are four-year-old twins from Toronto, Canada. They speak English and recently lost their parents in a road accident. They are very close and generally quite quiet, preferring to have just each other's company. They enjoy being outside, swimming and being read to.
Congratulations on your new family members!
Aoife Kathleen is thirteen and from Ireland. Her mother and stepfather had problems with alcoholism and drugs and could therefore no longer care for Aoife and her three half-siblings. The three half-siblings (two boys and a baby girl) have gone to stay with their father's mother. Aoife would like to remain in contact with them and with her mother if it is possible. She likes reading, old movies and music, and aspires to be a doctor. She was raised Catholic, but has decided to become non-religious.
Christian James is seven years old and from South Africa. He is energetic and loves colouring, painting and watching cartoons. His parents were killed by terrorists on a visit to the Middle East. Christian has mild Attention Deficit Disorder but is working on controlling his condition.
Max Vincent and George David are four-year-old twins from Toronto, Canada. They speak English and recently lost their parents in a road accident. They are very close and generally quite quiet, preferring to have just each other's company. They enjoy being outside, swimming and being read to.
Congratulations on your new family members!
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It's been almost a year and the children are really getting comfortable in their new home.
Carlie Rose is doing great. The doctors have been keeping a close eye on her, but no problems yet. She started talking quite early and has become quite social. She does love dress-up and our daughters Isobel and Vivien take great delight in dressing her up in the frilliest, pinkest outfits they can find.
Aoife Kathleen is at the top of her class at school and is showing signs of a potential doctor. We all think she will make a great doctor. Aoife has managed to make occasional contact with her half-siblings, usually through e-mail and sometimes over the phone. Her mother visited a few months ago and it was an emotional reunion. As for religion, she is currently classifying herself as an Agnostic and we will support her every decision.
Christian James has been a bundle of fun. He easily makes friends and he and Isobel especially have spent many hours together outdoors. We are working with him, his teachers and his doctor to manage his ADD and so far he's been coping well. He recently expressed interest in knowing how his parents were killed -- he knows they're dead, just not why. We have avoided the terrorism talk and told him that their death was "an unfortunate accident".
Max Vincent is shy but swimming is definitely his comfort zone. He always begs to go to the pool, and he loves his lessons. He and George are almost always found together. Max has not made a lot of new friends at his school, but he's fine with it seeing as he has George and also Isobel and Vivien, who are close to his age.
George David has become the more outgoing of the two but is still quiet. He and Aiden have developed a special bond, George wholeheartedly considers Aiden his older brother. We hate to break George's heart when Aiden leaves in a few months (his mother has found work), but luckily Aiden and his mother will be living nearby and can still visit George.
Thank you for these amazing children!
:)
It's been almost a year and the children are really getting comfortable in their new home.
Carlie Rose is doing great. The doctors have been keeping a close eye on her, but no problems yet. She started talking quite early and has become quite social. She does love dress-up and our daughters Isobel and Vivien take great delight in dressing her up in the frilliest, pinkest outfits they can find.
Aoife Kathleen is at the top of her class at school and is showing signs of a potential doctor. We all think she will make a great doctor. Aoife has managed to make occasional contact with her half-siblings, usually through e-mail and sometimes over the phone. Her mother visited a few months ago and it was an emotional reunion. As for religion, she is currently classifying herself as an Agnostic and we will support her every decision.
Christian James has been a bundle of fun. He easily makes friends and he and Isobel especially have spent many hours together outdoors. We are working with him, his teachers and his doctor to manage his ADD and so far he's been coping well. He recently expressed interest in knowing how his parents were killed -- he knows they're dead, just not why. We have avoided the terrorism talk and told him that their death was "an unfortunate accident".
Max Vincent is shy but swimming is definitely his comfort zone. He always begs to go to the pool, and he loves his lessons. He and George are almost always found together. Max has not made a lot of new friends at his school, but he's fine with it seeing as he has George and also Isobel and Vivien, who are close to his age.
George David has become the more outgoing of the two but is still quiet. He and Aiden have developed a special bond, George wholeheartedly considers Aiden his older brother. We hate to break George's heart when Aiden leaves in a few months (his mother has found work), but luckily Aiden and his mother will be living nearby and can still visit George.
Thank you for these amazing children!
:)
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