Eastern Europe Waiting Children
Eastern Europe
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Chris
Chris is an outgoing and happy five year old boy who was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at birth. This condition does not seem to effect him at all now and he is on track with his motor skills. Chris does have a condition called hypospadias glandis penis that may require surgery.

Ella
Ella is a tiny two year old that has been diagnosed with food allergies and hypotonia. Hypotonia is a diagnosis in Eastern Europe that encompasses many types of muscle weaknesses.

George
George is a darling eight year old boy that is a favorite of his caregivers. George has no ongoing issues with his health or development and just awaits a family of his own!

Lana
Lana was born prematurely. She is now 2 and a half and is making huge progress on her motor skills which have been delayed. She has been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and has strabismus. Lana is beginning to walk independently and is bright and well engaged with her caregivers.

Maggie
Maggie is a cute four year old little girl. She was born prematurely and suffered from multiple lung infections after birth. She has struggled to catch up with her peers in development in all areas but is making great strides. Professionals believe Maggie would make great progress in a loving home with more intensive treatment.

Raylee
Raylee is an beautiful four year old that has been diagnosed with autism. Despite this diagnosis she enjoys being held and cuddled by her caregivers. She has also suffered from multiple respiratory illnesses. Raylee lives in an orphanage with 15 children to one caregiver and would benefit from more individual attention.

Sofia
Sofia is a bright eyed toddler with Spina Bifida. She will likely have ongoing mobility issues as she is paralyzed below the knees. She has a good possibility of being able to walk with assistive devices. Sofia has a gentle spirit and loves to play and interact with the other children and her caregivers.
For more information please send an email with the child’s name and special need in the subject line to: nina.thompson@chiadopt.org



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