As you all probably know, Sealey is an almost 13 year old orphan living in an institution in Eastern Europe.
I am trying my hardest to find him a family, as any of my Facebook friends can attest to - to learn about Sealey's Summer of 2017, please go HERE, to read my previous blog post about him.
Sadly, Sealey is just one of thousands of disabled children without a family.
I won't go into the conditions these kids live in, as I am sure that the majority of readers are fully aware - I just want to share a few children today.
If you want your heart breaking, head to Reece's Rainbow, where you can scroll through hundreds and hundreds of children waiting for a family.
Otherwise, stick around and check out the children I am about to share - they are all older, all have cerebral palsy, and many probably spend their days doing nothing, eating little, wasting away.
Please see them - look into their eyes - and consider whether or not they could be YOUR children.
Do you have room for one more ?
You can click on their names to see their profile at Reece's Rainbow.
Drew is 13 years old, has cerebral palsy, and is described as friendly, funny and inquisitive !
Donahue was born in 2004 - according to his profile, he weighs around 30 pounds, and spends his days in his crib, with no toys or distractions.
Joran is about 13 years old also - he is dependent on his caretakers for all of his needs, and yet is described as a happy, loving young boy.
Flynn turned 14 last month, and yet he spends his days doing nothing, absolutely nothing.
Mason turns or turned 14 this year - if you click on his name, you can see a short video of him !
Wayne was born in 2005. He is said to cry often.
Francis will turn 13 in October. While he does not spend his days in a crib, he DOES spend his days sitting in a chair. All day long.
Sherman turns 13 next month, he has mild cerebral palsy - he likes to be independent and is a great helper.
Samson will also turn 13 next month. His caregivers say he has a great personality !
Mitch turns 14 this month, and very very very much wants to be adopted !
Ten boys - just a few of the many more listed at Reece's Rainbow who have cerebral palsy. I will share more in a later post.
These boys are all so deserving of a family - they would absolutely thrive, given the chance of a normal life in a loving home
If you are thinking about adoption - please consider one of them.
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f you can donate, please do so at the Older Other Angel Grant at Reece's Rainbow - ALL of these boys are eligible for up to a $10,000 adoption grant - and every penny helps !!
Everyone - PLEASE share these kids - you can share this post, or pick one or two of the boys to share.
Whatever you do - please do something.
If not you - then who ??
