William Update!
We got an update earlier this week on William!! Not only did we hear about our case, but we also got a medical update along with the cutest pictures, like this one:
Isn't that just the cutest little outfit he has on? Of course it is because we gave it to him. We left several things with the foster family when William had to stay in Guatemala and we had to head home. Our foster family is just so wonderful, very considerate, and is always dressing him in clothing that we have given them when William has his monthly photo sessions and his rare video appearances.
We are still waiting for the US Embassy to issue our Pre-Approval. There is absolutely nothing that we can do but sit and wait for this to happen. It is sooooo aggravating. Can't they just get this taken care of so our case can do SOMETHING??
According to our medical report, William saw a dermatologist. We spoke to his foster mom while we were in Guatemala and also to someone that works for our agency in Guatemala about getting him in to see a specialist about the marks on his face. His pediatrician suspected that they were mosquito bites that he had an allergic reaction to and they were just not going away. According to the note on our medical report concerning William's visit to the dermatologist, these are indeed mosquito bites.
I guess that is about all for now. Waiting just isn't any fun.
Isn't that just the cutest little outfit he has on? Of course it is because we gave it to him. We left several things with the foster family when William had to stay in Guatemala and we had to head home. Our foster family is just so wonderful, very considerate, and is always dressing him in clothing that we have given them when William has his monthly photo sessions and his rare video appearances.
We are still waiting for the US Embassy to issue our Pre-Approval. There is absolutely nothing that we can do but sit and wait for this to happen. It is sooooo aggravating. Can't they just get this taken care of so our case can do SOMETHING??
According to our medical report, William saw a dermatologist. We spoke to his foster mom while we were in Guatemala and also to someone that works for our agency in Guatemala about getting him in to see a specialist about the marks on his face. His pediatrician suspected that they were mosquito bites that he had an allergic reaction to and they were just not going away. According to the note on our medical report concerning William's visit to the dermatologist, these are indeed mosquito bites.
I guess that is about all for now. Waiting just isn't any fun.
posted by Annie and Greg @ 8:04 PM
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2 Comments:
Your little guy is very cute. Hope you get PA real soon.
Gail
adopting Johanna Faith
No, waiting isn't any fun at all. According to FedEx tracking, all our paperwork is where it should be. So, like you, we wait. Wait for passports to come, wait for DNA testing, wait, wait, wait.
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