We sent some questions to our coordinator, who was able to get the questions to Olivia's orphanage... I thought I'd post the questions and responses...
Q: How much does she eat and has it increased since her surgery?
A: She eats milk powder and apple, 80-90ml milk for each meal. After surgery, she drank 60ml milk per meal, now she drinks 90ml.
Q: Does she appear to breathe and sleep okay?
A: Yes, she is doing good.
Q: Can she sit up and play without help or assistance? Does she play with other children?
A: She can’t sit alone by herself. She likes to sit together and play with other children.
Q: Does she like to hold/play with soft stuffed animals or hard toys to teeth on?
A: She likes small and sounding toys.
Q: How often does she get a bath and does she like baths?
A: Yes, she likes to take a bath very much.
Q: Can we get more pictures of her? We love her so much and everyone wants to see her.
A: (The orphanage will send us more photos of her)
Q: What else would it be helpful for us to send to her and her caregivers?
A: Clothes for cold weather.
Julie and Danny-
ReplyDeleteSo excited to be a part of this exciting adventure! May God Bless you both during this time!
Julie and Danny,
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I are so excited for the 3 of you! LID stands for “Log In Date”. That is like your place in line with the CCAA if you don't already have a referral. For people like us who already knew our hearts belonged together, it’s just the next BIG step. I am so excited that Olivia is going to be in your home soon!!! After our LID, it still took 3 months to travel but some of that was because of China's holidays. I have heard of it happening quicker for others. It is a tough thing to see your baby grow up in pictures. Stay strong! She looks great!!!
With love,
Jillian and Roger Adams