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Help[Games] Re: European Adoption Agency
in reply to a message by Ember
Congratulations Proeung Family! We have found three children for you from France and the Czech Republic!
Mathis Raphael is a two-year-old boy from France. He has a six-year-old brother named Patrick Adolphe. Mathis is deaf. He knows some sign language. He loves cats, but doesn't have any of his own. Patrick speaks some English but prefers French.
Mathis
Patrick
Andrea Pavla is an eighteen-month-old girl from the Czech Republic. She is legally blind.
Please let us know how they're doing!
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Mathis Raphael is a two-year-old boy from France. He has a six-year-old brother named Patrick Adolphe. Mathis is deaf. He knows some sign language. He loves cats, but doesn't have any of his own. Patrick speaks some English but prefers French.
Mathis
Patrick
Andrea Pavla is an eighteen-month-old girl from the Czech Republic. She is legally blind.
Please let us know how they're doing!
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Thank you!
LN: Proeung
DH: Phirun Samnamg "Sam", 25
DW: Kája Aneta, 22
DS: Patrick André, 6
DS: Mathis Raphael, 2
DD: Andrea Pavla "Annie", 1 ½
DRussian Blue: Koèka
DSiamese/Brown Tabby: Kivi
Thank you, Roanoke! We changed Patrick's middle name to André for the sake of Adolph Hitler—not superstition, just precaution to elementary school, etc. Patrick is very active and loves to run around the neighborhood barefoot. He is being stubborn about learning English, but we have developed a system of rewards for him, and now he is studying it rather well. He is always happy and mischievous. He keeps us moving, at least!
We haven't done much to teach Mathis more sign language since he is so young, but my sister has helped him with the basic essentials. He is very bright and is picking it up pretty quickly. He is calmer than his brother but is always smiling. He adored our cats, Koèka and Kivi! He spends most of his day just rubbing their backs and then laughing to high heaven about their responses. Our neighbors adore him!
Andrea, or Annie as we have started calling her, is doing wonderfully as well. My sister and brother-in-law have really helped her along. What would we do without them? The same sister has recently adopted a blind girl, and my brother has a biological blind girl, so there is a lot of support. Soon we will be getting her a guide dog, but for now we are teaching her to use a cane. She is always giggling and is very mobile despite her disability.
Our new children's cousins love them! We have a lot of disabilities in our extended family, and we are a lot of help to each other. My sister's blind daughter is also deaf, so there is some help for Mathis as well. Patrick, Mathis, and Annie are so welcome in our family and we love them to death! Thank you again, Roanoke!
LN: Proeung
DH: Phirun Samnamg "Sam", 25
DW: Kája Aneta, 22
DS: Patrick André, 6
DS: Mathis Raphael, 2
DD: Andrea Pavla "Annie", 1 ½
DRussian Blue: Koèka
DSiamese/Brown Tabby: Kivi
Thank you, Roanoke! We changed Patrick's middle name to André for the sake of Adolph Hitler—not superstition, just precaution to elementary school, etc. Patrick is very active and loves to run around the neighborhood barefoot. He is being stubborn about learning English, but we have developed a system of rewards for him, and now he is studying it rather well. He is always happy and mischievous. He keeps us moving, at least!
We haven't done much to teach Mathis more sign language since he is so young, but my sister has helped him with the basic essentials. He is very bright and is picking it up pretty quickly. He is calmer than his brother but is always smiling. He adored our cats, Koèka and Kivi! He spends most of his day just rubbing their backs and then laughing to high heaven about their responses. Our neighbors adore him!
Andrea, or Annie as we have started calling her, is doing wonderfully as well. My sister and brother-in-law have really helped her along. What would we do without them? The same sister has recently adopted a blind girl, and my brother has a biological blind girl, so there is a lot of support. Soon we will be getting her a guide dog, but for now we are teaching her to use a cane. She is always giggling and is very mobile despite her disability.
Our new children's cousins love them! We have a lot of disabilities in our extended family, and we are a lot of help to each other. My sister's blind daughter is also deaf, so there is some help for Mathis as well. Patrick, Mathis, and Annie are so welcome in our family and we love them to death! Thank you again, Roanoke!
This message was edited 12/16/2006, 3:30 PM
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