However... with 29 days left...
Ally was moved to the MFFM section of the Reece's Rainbow site!!! MFFM stands for 'My Family Found Me.' Rescued. Tears of joy. 29 days shy of no hope, and now Ally has all the hope in the world!
She will have the love of a family. She will not be left to the streets. She will be able to continue treatment for HIV rather than being left with no medicine to face a future of sickness and likely young death.
This is what orphan advocacy does. It brings awareness of children who need families, and most times, a family is found for those who have people advocating for them. SO many people have been praying for and advocating for Ally through blogs, facebook and twitter. Many of you who've read my blog shared her story. Thank you.
We don't know yet who Ally's family is. Hopefully, it won't be long before we do so we can support and encourage them. Who knows? Maybe her family is someone who found her because you took a few moments to post about her or pray for her.
Thank you for loving Ally. And thank you, God, for allowing her family to find her!
Others' advocacy posts for Ally:
The Haydon Family (also adopting a girl from Ally, Stella & Lily's orphanage!)
Stephanie
Donna
Chelsea
TinyFeet
and there were many others. Love.
Awesome!!! So glad to hear this- thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMGOODNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I haven't been around to much this week and missed this HUGE NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy tears are EVERYWHERE!!!!!!! God is good!!!!!!