Especially if you are an adoptive parent you know about the "overwhelming" days. Today is one of those days. I don't know why but it seems like every so often everything starts to hit you and emotions start running you over.
There's no end in site for us. I think that is hardest part of all this. We have waiting for so long. Just waiting....and only for one thing - the damn appointment!!!
I did my daily check today of all the important websites, to see if there has been as progress in the new establishment and of course it had a disappointing end. It is almost as if the world has stopped in its tracks! I know our world has! Jason and I go on each day, but it is almost like we are zombies. We move forward because we know we have to, yet under the surface all we are really thinking about is this adoption. Everything we try to plan for the future is so unpredicable because we have no clue when we traveling. I know we have to just keep our chins up and it will happen when He thinks it is suppose to, but does it really need to be this hard?
Thanks to all of you who stop by to listen to my venting!! LOL
Oh...And good luck to you too Melanie. Thanks for your message! Let us know if and when you get any news!!
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
In 2004 we made the decision to start our family by adopting from Ukraine. It took 1 yr, 11 mons, and 21 days, but in November of 2006 we were finally united with our daughter. Though the journey was a long and exhausting one, she was well worth the wait. Feel free to read her story...from the very begining through her first year home. Welcome to the Warchol Adoption.
Every 18 seconds, a child becomes an orphan. Lets not forget about them.
The children who are available for adoption in Ukraine are not allowed to be photographed and "published" for view due to current Ukrainian laws. This is meant to protect the children and eliminate the chances of unethical or illegal adoptions . That is why in my slide show you will not see any full view faces of the children from the desky dom.
2011: Olena Now!
How Olena got here...
We left for Ukraine on November 10th, 2006 to go to Ukraine and returned home on December 17th, 2006. You can follow our journey from the begining by clicking on the November archive link below.
Feel free to email us : candjwarchol@yahoo.com
KIDS CLOTHES CHEAP
I am a dedicated customer to http://www.magickidsusa.com/ It is a website that sells children's name brand clothes at great prices. I have bought clothes there for Olena, my family and even to sell on EBay for extra money! I have decided to become a selling agent so that I could get an even bigger discount! Check it out, and if you decide to place an order, enter my discount code MK23094 - this will save you even more money. HAPPY SHOPPING :)
Meet Gene...
Gene Sagin was our regional translator while in Ukraine, and he is now a life long friend. He helped us along our journey and made us feel extremely welcome and comfortable while in Ukraine. He has a big heart, loves his job and loves the children of Ukraine. We are and will forever be grateful for his hard work and dedication. We will one day return to this great country and reunite with the man that lead us to our daughter.
Gene works to complete bio-family searches throughout all of Ukraine and is very reasonable with his fees. He also is willing to assist families as a translator/guide for those who just want to visit Ukraine. If you are interested in Gene's services please feel free to contact me and I will provide his email address.
No comments:
Post a Comment