Authorities are trying to find out any information on this child. It is believed that she was referred to a family who may have been told the birthmother reclaimed. The child was found abandoned in Mexico and authorities are attempting to determine her origin, believing she is Guatemalan.
If you have any information, please e-mail me at info @ guatadopt.com (remove spaces before and after @ symbol).
What a precious little one! Oh my my heart is just broken that she was abandoned!! I am going to pray for this little one that she will receive the love & care she needs and deserves.
Regards,
Gloria
mom to 5 Guatemalan blessings
It is so hard to believe that this sweet child was abondoned. I was so afraid that with all the problems that they are having in Guatemala that this is what would happen... Just because the government has decided to stop adoptions does not mean that people will stop having children that they can not take care of and stop needing to put their children up for adoption. I will continue to pray for all the little children in Guatemala that need someone to love them.
Posted by: darlene at July 23, 2008 09:43 AMYour mail box is full so I was not able to send you some information.
Posted by: Deb at July 23, 2008 09:42 PMHow old is this child, when was she abandoned? Could he hair have been darker earlier?
Posted by: Lynda at July 23, 2008 10:20 PMHow prevalent is ear piercing of infants in Central/South America? Our adopted baby from Guatemala also had earrings. Is that a give-away with regards to country-of-origin in this case?
Posted by: ebina2 at July 29, 2008 12:25 AMebina2- Ear piercing of infant girls is very prevalent in Central, South America, and the Carribean, overall of Latino culture.
Lynda- current hair color could be due to a variety of reasons, the photo or the child's hair getting lighter or changing color as she aged. Please contact me.
Marie, Guatadopt.com
Posted by: marie at July 31, 2008 05:56 AMThere is a briefing in Washington tomorrow with JCICS and CCOA about the problems with PGN not releasing grandfathered cases. I called JCICS and they said everyone to contact their congressmen and Senators to be represented at the meeting . All the info is on the JCICS web site. There are many of us that have still not been released. Im sorry I didnt know where elase to post this on guatadopt!
Posted by: Lori at July 31, 2008 12:46 PMI would like to hope JCICS is also addressing cases that have been released, and now are waiting 3-5 months for birth certificates.
These cases have been approved, signed off but are taking months to get the BC. UNICEF, Guatemala, explain to me how this is in the best interest of the child?
Posted by: WI and Waiting at July 31, 2008 11:57 PMThe JCICS info above was posted on our Forum, please check the Forum for up to the minute news and updates.
Marie, Guatadopt.com
Is there any news with this liitle girl? It breaks my heart every time I see her picture.
Posted by: guatemomNC at August 4, 2008 01:48 PMDoes anyone know what happened at the briefing with JCICS? I cannot find where anything was resolved. We are 20 months & counting.
Lukes Mom
How old is this little one? Our little girl disappeared and her birthday is Oct.11. We were told that the foster mom was arrested and the baby went to an orphanage.
Jenn