If you remember my previous blog about not being too excited about this ministry and God telling me to love these children and to love them well… well that’s what I’ve prayed for. I’ve prayed that God would just break my heart for these children. I’ve prayed that God would allow me to love until it physically hurt. That’s exactly what He gave me. I have spent the last two nights lying on my bed crying my eyes out. (tears of the everything in between) About 2 weeks ago I met a little boy. We’ll call him “W” because by I’m not allowed to say his name (by law). From the moment he fell asleep in my arms on our way back to the house, I fell in love. I’ve had those times when I thought I want this child or this one to come home with me but this was so different. When I was holding him all I could think about is I want this little boy to call me “mommy.” My heart is broken because I have to leave this place knowing that there’s a little boy here that I want to call my son. I’ve been broken. “W” is being adopted soon and will move to Denmark with his new family. I could not be happier that he is being adopted, but my heart is still breaking.
If you remember my previous blog about not being too excited about this ministry and God telling me to love these children and to love them well… well that’s what I’ve prayed for. I’ve prayed that God would just break my heart for these children. I’ve prayed that God would allow me to love until it physically hurt. That’s exactly what He gave me. I have spent the last two nights lying on my bed crying my eyes out. (tears of the everything in between) About 2 weeks ago I met a little boy. We’ll call him “W” because by I’m not allowed to say his name (by law). From the moment he fell asleep in my arms on our way back to the house, I fell in love. I’ve had those times when I thought I want this child or this one to come home with me but this was so different. When I was holding him all I could think about is I want this little boy to call me “mommy.” My heart is broken because I have to leave this place knowing that there’s a little boy here that I want to call my son. I’ve been broken. “W” is being adopted soon and will move to Denmark with his new family. I could not be happier that he is being adopted, but my heart is still breaking.
