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Manola Genoveva is a ten year old girl from Mexico. She has beautiful long black hair, and dark brown eyes. She is very concerned about the way she looks. Manola has moderate diabetes. She was given up by her parents when she was five, and has lived with her sister who is fifteen, until she could no longer support them both. Manola can speak English, but is still learning. She would like to stay in contact with her sister.
Please let us know how she is doing!
Manola Genoveva is a ten year old girl from Mexico. She has beautiful long black hair, and dark brown eyes. She is very concerned about the way she looks. Manola has moderate diabetes. She was given up by her parents when she was five, and has lived with her sister who is fifteen, until she could no longer support them both. Manola can speak English, but is still learning. She would like to stay in contact with her sister.
Please let us know how she is doing!
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update, and another application
Thank you so much for blessing our lives!
Manola is doing so well! She looks up to Jenny (which concerns me a bit) but is a very good girl. We have assured her that she is the most beautiful girl we know, and her body image has been gradually increasing. We have had to take her to the doctor's to check on her diabetes, and he gave us an insulin shot that she has to give herself twice a day. She is very kind, and her English is coming along very well. I have given up my job at the hospital and am homeschooling her, though she is in the elementary school orchestra with the violin. She has taken it up, and is getting very good. She calls her sister almost every night, and we are trying to arrange a time when they can meet up.
We would like to apply again, if you don't mind, and just one girl. Again, children with terminal illnesses or any illnesses for that matter are welcome! The rest is the same! Thank you again!
Thank you so much for blessing our lives!
Manola is doing so well! She looks up to Jenny (which concerns me a bit) but is a very good girl. We have assured her that she is the most beautiful girl we know, and her body image has been gradually increasing. We have had to take her to the doctor's to check on her diabetes, and he gave us an insulin shot that she has to give herself twice a day. She is very kind, and her English is coming along very well. I have given up my job at the hospital and am homeschooling her, though she is in the elementary school orchestra with the violin. She has taken it up, and is getting very good. She calls her sister almost every night, and we are trying to arrange a time when they can meet up.
We would like to apply again, if you don't mind, and just one girl. Again, children with terminal illnesses or any illnesses for that matter are welcome! The rest is the same! Thank you again!
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Lindiwe Refilwe is a twelve year old girl from Africa. Her parents were a victim of a bought of malaria that swept through her town. She lost them just a year ago. Lindiwe herself, is healthy most of the time, but she has a weak immune system. She was also born paralyzed from the waist down. She has always wanted to play some sort of sport.
Please keep up updated on how Lindiwe is doing, and feel free to apply again!
Please keep up updated on how Lindiwe is doing, and feel free to apply again!
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Update, and more kids please!
Lindy and Manola are getting along wonderfully! Lindy is so sweet, though she has so far gotten the flu and three seperate colds. The doctor says it is a mutilated from of SCIDS, and very mild.
We would love two more children, both girls. Same as last time, and illnesses/disabilities are fine!
Lindy and Manola are getting along wonderfully! Lindy is so sweet, though she has so far gotten the flu and three seperate colds. The doctor says it is a mutilated from of SCIDS, and very mild.
We would love two more children, both girls. Same as last time, and illnesses/disabilities are fine!
This message was edited 4/23/2007, 5:47 PM
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