Thomas L19

Boy, Born November 2003

L19

Hi Thomas! Thomas is 9 years old and waiting for his forever family. He is in 2nd grade now in his school and doing well. He is very active and friendly, smart and helpful! He does have a heart condition that will need attention.

Thomas likes to listen music, fairytales and poems. He tries to recognize letters and digits from 1 to 10 now. Is able to count along if one also is counting together with him, can show the digit, which is needed on his palm, when asked. He also is trying to learn to group shapes and to recognize colors. Thomas likes working with playdough. He gladly participates in sports activities and he likes aerobic exercises. Thomas is good in acquiring and comprehending everything what is new to him.

Self care skills – is able to dress and undress his clothing, but needs some help to button and unbutton his clothes, puts on his boots. Eats and drinks slowly but self-dependently. Toilet-trained during the day, still needs help at night. Thomas is learning how to wash his hands without getting wet and also tries to brush his teeth. Willing to participate in different house-works, he watches how it is done by others and then imitates it.

Thomas walks and runs. Likes going outside. He pronounces simple words and his own name in his special ‘language’. Responds to his name and is active. Understands simple instructions. Repeats words and always wants to do something – playing, imitating sounds and actions. Especially boy likes to improvise dancing. He likes playing alone, then he puts pyramids, draws lines with pencil. He observes other children around him and then imitates what he has seen. Thomas always will find what to do in his spare time. Likes music lessons and he often dances by the music. Learns to put in order toys after he had played with them.

Diagnose: Severe mental retardation, significant behavioral changes that require a looking after or treatment (F72.1). Down’s Syndrome. Compensated hypothyroidism. Celiac disease. Gastritis, duodenitis-helicobacter pylori positive, congenital heart disease, defect of septum of auricle of the heart, cardiovascular incompetence I-II (CVI I-II).

$5110.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Samuel #3-2

Boy, Born June 3, 2003

YAY, new photo of Samuel, loooks how he’s grown! Updated medical info available as well.

Samuel has Down syndrome, an undescended testicle & flat feet. He also has a functional heart murmur that does not require therapy. He is integrated in a room with healthy children. He walks independently. He can drink out of a cup but still requires assistance with feeding. He carries our simple verbal instructions. He seeks out the company of adults. His development is delayed in all areas.

SINGLE MOMS, OLDER PARENTS, & LARGE FAMILIES WELCOME, EASY TRAVEL

$5082.50 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($5000+)

Jaeger

P-OD
Boy, born March 2006
Diagnosis: Down syndrome
Eyes and hair black

*The agency has a video of him at 6 years, 2 months old. He is putting together a puzzle, playing on a playground, and adorable! Video available for serious inquiries*

Oh my goodness, the grin on this boy! Even with the poor quality of the picture, Jaeger’s personality shines!

The information we have is from 2009, when he was 3 years old. He has received special ed services, starting in 2008. He can understand and follow sample instructions, he begins games and has started potty training. He eats well, and feeds himself.

He walks and moves well through obstacles. He has good eye-hand coordination while playing, but not good eye-feet coordination yet. He loves the pool. He likes his caregivers and smiles and is very affectionate.

He is really a happy boy and healthy, with good skills for his age.

The paperwork also stated that at the time, he needed treatment for his teeth.

Update from 2010:

He starts his own games, he likes making strokes with pencil or crayons, he can now use scissors . He helps keep the toys in right places.

Jaeger is a social child, he participates with his peers, he integrates into a group, he walks, runs, jumps, climbs and turns without difficulty; but he is not aware of the danger. He receives physical therapy and occupational therapy to increase his abilities.

Large families okay (with adequate space in the home)
One trip – total travel time 21-30 days in country (one parent can leave earlier)
Average length of time from Dossier submission to travel is 7-10 months
Total costs estimated around $27,000

$11080.32 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Latin America
Sizeable Grants ($10,000+)

Kaleb #6-5

DOB: September 2003
Down syndrome

Kaleb is on a gluten free diet for symptoms of Celiac disease.

Kaleb’s gross motor skills are developing, but delayed. He started walking when he was 4 years old and still requires assistance going up and down steps. He can run, but it is with a “clumsy” gait. He spends most of his time sitting in a child’s chair. He requires 1:1 assistance with academic tasks. He eats with assistance. He is a calm child. He does not exhibit any auto-aggression. He responds to his name but doesn’t usually follow verbal instructions. He makes eye contact, but he does not talk. He likes to play with cars, balls, stuffed animals and on the swing. He prefers to spend his time alone instead of interacting with other children.

Addition photos and videos from October 2012 are available of Kaleb.

$5367.26 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Child of the Month
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Felix

Boy, Born October 20, 2003

Diagnosis: Down syndrome

What a cutie! Betcha he is a handful! Felix is blessed to be at more of an internat than the institution. He doesn’t have many words of his own, but his receptive understanding is very good. He is potty trained and does ask to go to the bathroom. He is described by his caregivers as very friendly and quite the comedian!

Felix urgently needs a family. He was raised as the only child with DS in the baby house. He was much loved and the only child with special needs there, so he didn’t know he was different….. he was raised like the rest of the kids…and was transferred late to the “Internat for Invalids”. Felix was ADORED up until he was about 8 and has taken the transfer very hard. Felix is SUCH a love and he deserves to have a family of his own. Please help us rally for Felix!

More photos available, married couples only.

$11626.31 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Orphanage 52
Sizeable Grants ($10,000+)

Grant

Boy, Born January 24, 2005

Diagnosis: Down syndrome

This monkey reminds me of Reece! Maybe it’s the buzz hair cut, or the dark eyes….or the “I’m faster than you” look in his eyes!

Grant is HEALTHY, active, walking/running/climbing, feeding himself, many words. Grant is already 7 and has been transferred to the older child institution. Hope someone will consider him!

$7389.50 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Orphanage 38
Sizeable Grants ($5000+)

Charles

Boy, born: June 2004

Charles is a sweet little guy, who looks like he’s in need of a Momma to scoop him up!

He is also listed as having barrel chest, which is common in children with Down syndrome. He has no listed heart condition or other health issues.
Charles can be adopted with Megan or any of the other children in this orphanage!

$8314.10 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Orphanage 36
Sizeable Grants ($7500+)

Christian L11

Boy, Born May 2004

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Christian has positive reactions towards the adults with whom he is familiar. Has interest about what surrounds him, though not very big and also not very sustainable. Makes unarticulated sounds. He sleeps well, but has difficulties to fall asleep.

Christian attends school and gets good references from his teachers, he is starting to express his opinion – murmurs when tries to answer. Active and joyful and as most boys – he likes cars and playing with them. Is able to move up and down the stairs, eats self-dependently, though has self-care difficulties (still working on toileting), likes long walks in fresh air but is able to do them only with holding on one’s hand.

Christian has amazing potential….what a joy to get to watch him grow and thrive in a forever family!

Older parents, large families, and single moms welcome. Great program!

$3252.50 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Jason

Jin Wu Boy, born February 3, 2007
Down syndrome, heart defect (VSD and ASD, had surgery in April 2007

This precious little boy is 6 years old now.

He LOST his committed family — he has been waiting for SO LONG!

He was living with a foster family following his birth until he was transferred to an institution in September 2007. His house mother reports that he is usually stable and calm and that he always wakes up smiling. He currently receives early education and musical therapy. He also receives physical and speech therapy 4 to 5 times per week and is said to be making great gains in his development. In September 2011 he weighed 23.3lbs and was 37.5in tall. At this time he was noted to be able to kick and jump, dress and undress, stack blocks, indicate his toilet needs, imitate some behavior, brush his teeth, eat from a cup and spoon, and understand some words. His development was noted to be at the 18-20 month level except for speech. This amazing little boy is in need of family who is comfortable with his diagnosis and is able to provide him any therapies or medical care that he may need.

• Both parents must travel.
• Average trip length is 3-5 days (can vary for older children and children with special needs)
• To adopt this child, couples must be 25-44 ½ at time of homestudy submission, if both parents are Korean American up to age 49 ½ at homestudy submission.
• Up to 4 children in the home.
• Applicants must be married at least 3 years and live in one of the following states: AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, HI, IA, KS, KY, MN, MO, MS, MT, ND, NE, NJ, NM, OH, OK, OR, SC, SD, TN, TX, WADC, WV, or WY.

*state requirements may be flexible

Contact Erin for additional information.

$11377.92 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Asia
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($10,000+)

Luke

Boy, Born July 24, 2003
Diagnosis: Down syndrome
PRC

From a missionary who visited with him in August 2010: Luke is a sweet boy who came to the orphanage at the age of 4 years. He began their “Half Heaven” kindergarten program and is doing well. Luke is able to eat and ress by himself, is potty trained, and plays well with others. Luke is very fond of music. He is physically active, and medically healthy.

Update from Nov. 2012
Now he is studying in the special class. He can say out the numbers within 10 with the flexible fingers. His favorite class is music. He will teach the young brothers to sing after school, when he sings a sentence, then let the brother follow him. He likes to sing Luke is a very obedient and sensible child. He can quietly sit on the sofa to watch cartoons, picture books. He likes to draw his own fingerprints. And he likes to draw some irregular lines and pick up toys. He is very sensitive and helpful with the younger brother. He is workable, in the morning when he gets up then he will make his own bed, and he will help the mother to clean the bowls and chopsticks to the kitchen. When taking a bath, he will take the clothes.

He will wash his little hands before meals and after the toilet. He does not need to feed when having meals. Luke likes to take morning exercise by following the father, such as running, doing excises, doing pushups, hanging high bar. Luke will give out the fruits or snacks, and he is not greedy. Good appetite and never picky.

More photos available, along with full social history and medical records. Single moms permitted, only one parent has to travel.

$1061.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Asia
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys

Lincoln

Boy, born 3/9/07
PRC
Down Syndrome

Since July 2007 he has been with a foster family. Per report written in 2010: At the age of 36-39 months he can walk alone quite steadily, and when he was walking he can stoop down to pick up the toy on ground and then go on walking. At present he can only call “baba”, but he can express his desire in body language, and if he wanted to drink water he will put his hand beside his mouth and look up. When he wanted to defecate or urinate he will make the sound and show actions familiar to his mother. Since he had learned to walk he had been very interested in outdoor activity, and he went to play games with other children in community every evening. He liked pulling his mother to go to the supermarket near to their home, and when they got there he will point at what he liked. He was very close to his father, and when his father came back home he will go out to welcome him.

At the age of 40-42 months he was very active, liked going out to play, even in cold days. He still did not speak much, besides father and mother he can say other words unclearly with the help of adults. He had to be fed, but he can drink water alone with cup with suction tubes. 43 months-present it has been too cold and he stays in house for most of the time. He likes to watch TV, and if there are children dancing in the program he will learn from them. He likes eating meat and is not choosy to food. He naps for 1-2 hours and has deep sleep. Sometimes he sleeps with adults, and sometimes he sleeps alone on his own bed. If he wants to go to toilet he will crouch and pull his trousers to tell adults sometimes. If adults remind him of going to toilet he will do so but they have to help him take off the trousers. He is very strong and seldom falls ill.

Single moms permitted, only one parent has to travel.

$3010.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Asia
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Andrue #16-4

DOB: 2004
Andrue was raised by his birth family until he was 9 months old. At that time, he was hospitalized for genetic testing and when the diagnosis of Down syndrome was confirmed, he was left at the hospital. He was then transferred to an orphanage and later on, to an institution for children with mental disabilities, which is his current home. He walks, climbs and catches a ball. He likes to play with stuffed animals and has one favorite stuffed animal that he carries around with him. He reacts to his name and follows simple directions. He pronounces some syllables and attempts to communicate, but his speech is not yet developed. He smiles when spoken to and enjoys cuddling with familiar adults.

$2332.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys

Louie

Boy, born April 2005
Down syndrome
PRC

Louie is walking, running, jumping and crawling, can stand with one foot for 5 seconds, can jump with both feet. His balance is good. Louie can use the scissor deftly, like cutting paper, can draw simple pictures, can imitating drawing fish.

He would like to express with language, though his voice is not clear, other people can understand him. Every day he comes to the classroom, he can make greetings with teachers politely and express his willing. Also he can communicate with adults. Usually he can help mates in trouble like older brother.

Louie likes studying, is curious with new things, likes operating with hands, like drawing. He can not only join kinds of sports, but also he can use materials to create. His self-performing is improving, can answer the questions actively. He can recognize common color in the daily life, can paint and draw simple pictures. He has good memory, can remember poems and children’s songs. He likes imitating, and can write his name. He can learn dancing quickly and often joins art performance.

Teachers and other children all like Louie. He is active, open, confident, often plays with mates. He likes handcrafts, also likes outdoor activities, like rocking horse, sliding, see-saw, etc. He has good safety awareness. He likes balls, toy cars and toy guns.

$1154.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Asia
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys

Teagan

Boy, born January 2007
PRC
Down syndrome

Because Teagan has Down syndrome, his physical development, intelligence and mental development developed slowly and was delayed compared to kids of similar age obviously, especially motion and flexibility of his limbs were slightly poorer. In recent years, with the efforts of this institute and foster parents, he can stand by holding onto objects, walk slowly. Now according to his growth foster parents offered him speech rehabilitative and limb training every day.

Teagan is shy, has a ready smile, likes to listen to music very much. When music plays all of his attention is attracted. When being glad he will swing his body following the musical rhythms. He likes to play toys very much, in particular toy cars are his favorite toys. We hope that he who is shy could become more and more active.

Full social history and medical records available. Single moms permitted, only one parent has to travel.

$8199.70 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Asia
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($7500+)

Vaughn

Boy, born January 2007
CO-A

Down syndrome, otherwise reported to be healthy

What a handsome young fella! I adore how he’s standing with his hands in his pockets. Vaughn is already 5, and at a great age to join his forever family. This is a great program with a wonderful agency partner. Hope you will consider Vaughn as your son!

$3360.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Latin America
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

George #19-2

George_2011
DOB: 2004
Diagnosis: Down syndrome

George can walk with support. He will play with toys. He is described as friendly and as having a positive attitude. He is exposed to games and activities, but he does not always participate. He is not aggressive toward himself or others.

$77.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys

Scott

Scott (2) Scott is a 9 year old boy who can walk but cannot talk.

It is suspected that he has Down syndrome, but not confirmed. Additional information will be available soon.

$2872.50 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Africa 1
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Mikale #38-2

Mikale 2013 Mikale2_2013 DOB: 2003
Diagnosis: Down syndrome

Mikale has been transferred to a mental institution. He attends a specialized school. He interacts well with other children and does not have any behavior issues. He’s non-verbal, but he understands what is said to him and follows directions that are given to him. He plays appropriately with toys and enjoys blocks most of all. He feeds himself and assists with setting the table and also with cleaning up the toys. He seeks out adults and other people to interact with. He is physically healthy, with no past or current health concerns.

Additional photos and videos from January 2013 are available for interested families.

SINGLE MOMS, OLDER PARENTS, & LARGE FAMILIES WELCOME, EASY TRAVEL. MULTIPLE CHILDREN CAN BE ADOPTED AT THE SAME TIME WITH LOW COST.

$1105.70 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys

Madden #61-1

DOB: 2004
Madden is doing very well! He is physically healthy and has never had any medical concerns. Like most children with Down syndrome, he’s physically small for his age. He weighed 34 pounds on his 7^th birthday.
Developmentally, Madden is delayed. He can walk and has good gross motor skills. He is talking and can say words and use simple sentences. He knows and pronounces his name and the names of the other children and care givers in his group. His articulation is not always clear. He is receiving speech therapy.

Madden is described has having difficult with focus and attention. He follows directions and is very compliant with the teachers and staff when given encouragement and positive feedback. He is learning a variety of life skills, including dressing himself, brushing his teeth and making his bed. He enjoys playing with toy blocks and trucks. In September 2011, he began attending a daycare center to assist him in learning appropriate social skills and to help integrate him into the local community.

More photos available.

$2645.50 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Kolya #7-2

Kolya

Boy, Born August 12, 2004

Main diagnosis: Down Syndrome. Asthma with prevailing allergic component. Lagging behind in his neuro-psychical development. Abnormally low weight; full medical records available

SINGLE MOMS, OLDER PARENTS, & LARGE FAMILIES WELCOME, EASY TRAVEL

$569.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys

Kyle #7-1

Boy, Born March 11, 2004

Main diagnosis: Down syndrome, stabismus
Kyle has already been transferred to a mental institution.

Kyle was born with a heart condition and anal atresia, but both have been surgically corrected and he is now perfectly healthy. Kyle walks, pronounces combinations of words and seeks out physical contact and attention. He has difficulty with his attention span and his development is delayed. However, he still shows a desire to learn and interact.

Several photos are available. Profile and most recent photo updated in 2012.

SINGLE MOMS, OLDER PARENTS, & LARGE FAMILIES WELCOME, EASY TRAVEL

$10295.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($10,000+)

Jordan

Boy, born January 2005

Jordan is waving hello!

He has Down syndrome, and he seems very tiny for his age. The other picture we have of him, he is lying down — we have no other information about him, but it is possible he is not yet walking.

This sweet boy would thrive in a family!

$5670.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Orphanage 03
Sizeable Grants ($5000+)

Glenn

Boy, Born August 16, 2003
Down syndrome

Glenn has blonde hair and blue eyes. He has Down syndrome, and struggles with the effects of FAS. With this comes strabismus and a valvular heart defect. Despite this, he is doing well, mobile and active and friendly.

As with all children living in these difficult conditions, this child’s cognitive development has regressed significantly since he/she was younger. It is of crucial importance that any family considering the adoption of an older child from the mental institution setting be well prepared for what to expect with regards to how the neglect and lack of adequate medical care and nourishment has affected this child. These children all have TREMENDOUS potential for improvement, and deserve to have a life outside these four walls.

Updated 2012:

Sweet Glenn is such a love! Despite multiple medical conditions he is doing pretty well! He loves to hug and understands commands. His finger motor skills are not well developed. He can eat and use the bathroom independently. He is currently not speaking very much but it does not sound like he attends any speech therapy. He does need help changing his clothes but he is practicing!

This little guy could greatly use a family to help stimulate his speech and his fine motor skills.

These children are truly living on borrowed time, and families should be home study approved before an official commitment can be made for this child.

$6221.60 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Orphanage 68
Sizeable Grants ($5000+)

Dylan

Boy, born March 2003

Diagnosis: Down syndrome

Ohhh, bright sun!

This handsome little guy has eyes that cross, so an opthamologist visit will be in order when he gets home. He’s looks pretty small for his age! Doesn’t he look like he needs a Mama to scoop him up & snuggle?

Dylan can be adopted with COLLIER!

$4763.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
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Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Fernando

P-OD
Boy, born October 2006
Down syndrome, Organic Brain Disorder, allergies, mental and physical delays

As of a report in 2011, Fernando is significantly delayed. He has a good appetite, but needs assistance in feeding himself. He’s not yet toilet trained. He generally sleeps well. At that time, he was not yet walking.

Such a handsome guy — a family could do wonders to help him reach his full potential!

Interested families can inquire for additional information.

Large families okay (with adequate space in the home)
One trip – total travel time 21-30 days in country (one parent can leave earlier)
Average length of time from Dossier submission to travel is 7-10 months
Total costs estimated around $27,000

$4565.75 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Latin America
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Ulysess #46-2

DOB: February 2004
Diagnosis: Down syndrome, Chronic pyelonephritis, hydronephrosis first degree to the left kidney

Ulysess is considered significantly delayed. As of March 2011, he was not independently walking. He can pull to a stand, walk while holding someone’s hand, walks behind push toys and climb in and out of his crib on his own. He holds toys in his hands and plays with them. He enjoys music and smiles when someone sings to him. He does have some sensory issues and will often hide his head in his hands. He demonstrates some auto-aggression by hitting the side of his head with his palm. He has frequent kidney infections and it is possible that he experiences pain from his kidney condition that effects his behavior.

$4420.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Mark (Latin America)

Boy, Born August 2006

UPDATE December 2012: It has been determined that sweet Mark is also battling leukemia. We are waiting for additional medical testing and details, but PLEASE pray for him and help us find his forever family! THANK GOD for a new photo, he has grown so much! Trying to get his new photo in a larger size, but SO glad to finally have one! Mark is up and walking and doing SO well! Updated info coming soon!

609-02 This gentle boy has smooth, baby soft skin. He has dark skin and dark hair, potentially from an African/black parent. He is just darling, with a round chubby face. He was born on 8/2006. He enjoys playing with toys and with other children. His legs are rather weak so he scoots around quickly to reach his destination. He smiles brightly when he is spoken to. He waits for his loving family because he has Down syndrome. His family will be so lucky to be able to help this angel reach his fullest potential!

$10491.90 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Latin America
Sizeable Grants ($10,000+)

Henry

P-OD
Boy, born December 2006
Down syndrome

This picture may not show much of his face, but it definitely looks like he takes playing in the water very seriously!

As of a report in 2011, Henry isn’t walking yet, but he gets around well by crawling. He doesn’t speak, and needs assistance feeding himself. He’s not yet toilet trained.

A family could do wonders for Henry!

Large families okay (with adequate space in the home)
One trip – total travel time 21-30 days in country (one parent can leave earlier)
Average length of time from Dossier submission to travel is 7-10 months
Total costs estimated around $27,000

$2796.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Latin America
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Lyle

Lyle (1) Lyle (2) Boy, born March 2007
PRC
Down syndrome

Lyle was found in the waiting room of a train station when he was 3 years old. While he can only speak a few words, he understands what is said to him by adults. He is very protective of his friends and will go to their rescue if they are being bullied. He likes to dance and is very good at imitating dances he sees. He is able to dress himself, take care of his own toileting needs and feeds himself. His caretakers feel that he is a bright little guy although intellectually delayed compared to his peers.

He likes to be kissed on the cheek and will respond back with multiple kisses. Lyle is waiting for a family that will cover his little cheeks with kisses and shower him with love.

$0.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Asia
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Newly Listed Children

Zeke

zeke (1)

zeke (2) Boy, born May 2005
PRC
Down syndrome

Zeke was found abandoned at 5 yrs old. He got along with other friends and he’s happy all day long. Zeke is an active boy and could express his mind clearly, greeted people politely, learnt children’s rhythms fast and he’s glad to sing in front of other kids. He couldn’t concentrate to do one thing and study in class, however his learning ability was fine and was better than most of the kids. Zeke is able to say all the colors and match them up and he says the numbers from 1 to 10.

$0.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Asia
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Newly Listed Children

Xander

Xander 3

Xander Boy, born March 2005
PRC
Down syndrome

Xander was found abandoned at 6 yrs old, he’s an active child, running and chasing in the rooms all around, he was even running to go upstairs, however he never did that again after teacher’s criticism so that we could see he’s an obedient child. At the age of 6 years and 7 months, Xander did well in all aspects of taking care of himself: he eats food himself, washes the dishes after meal and takes shower, puts on clothes, socks and shoes, goes to washroom and occasionally he helps caretaker to do works within his abilities. At the age of 6 years and 1 month: he is active, restless and unquiet, able to greet familiar people and call “teacher, aunt, uncle, brother, sister”, he’s really naughty and played on class, he didn’t like to be restricted, playing is the nature for boys, however the teacher demanded him to keep classroom discipline and he couldn’t affect other kids, he’s acceptable to teacher’s words. At the age of 6 years 7 months, Xander behaved well on classes and he was praised many times by teacher, however his expression ability was not good enough and couldn’t express himself with whole sentences, so most of the time he needed the gestures, teacher said he had made big improvements, we trust he would express himself fluently and naturally.

$2590.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Asia
Available to Single Moms
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Newly Listed Children
Sizeable Grants ($2500+)

Paige

Girl, born December 2004
Mental delays. Down syndrome, cardiopathia. Umbilical hernia. Convergent squint.

Paige is 8 years old and had previously been living with her mother until she lost her rights. Paige knows what it feels like to be in a family but in her current orphanage she will not receive the love and attention she needs.

She can sit independently and can crawl! Her speech is not well developed but she can partially understand what you are saying. She has a very short attention span.

Married couples only. Older parents and large families welcome. Travel required. Families should be home study approved prior to commitment.

$10208.45 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

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Available to Large Families
Available to Older Parents
Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys
Orphanage 46
Sizeable Grants ($10,000+)

Down Syndrome, 6-9 Boys

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