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Ting
Ting is a beautiful six year old girl from China who
has Hepatitis B.
Ting was found on 7/16/2001 and brought to the orphanage. At that time
lab work was done and Hepatitis B was found. All other examinations are
normal.
The orphanage
has provided a systematic treatment for Ting's
hepatitis including antibody and herbal treatment. She is an active,
outgoing, down-to-earth kind of girl. She likes to sing, dance, and
perform. She especially likes to read. She is very curious and easily
adapts to her surroundings. She helps the nannies to take care of
chores. She is the most favorite girl in the orphanage.
She started Kindergarten in September of 2006 where she is very
confident and loves to learn.
If you are
interested in adopting Ting and would like more medical
information, please contact kathy@wiaa.org.
Bao
Ji Lan
Bao Ji Lan
is a pretty little girl who was born with a cleft lip and
palate. Surgery has been done to close the lip, however additional
surgery will need to be done on the palate.
Bao Ji was
found as an infant on July 14, 2005 by the gate of the
orphanage.
At one year
she was able to crawl and able to stand when holding objects
and could walk inside a walker. She is active, clever and energetic.
She likes to watch TV, and likes to play with stuffed animals.
A recent
medical evaluation was completed on Bao Ji with the following
results. CT scan showed nothing structural or abnormal with the brain.
A developmental test was done and places her gross motor skills at 13
months of age and her fine motor skills at 13.6 months of age.
The orphanage
director states that she does not believe the child is
intellectually delayed. The director says although Bao Ji does not
speak, she is able to make her wants known through gestures and facial
expressions. The director expresses concern that the cleft palate may
be
the cause of the delayed speech. She states the child is quite active
and very pretty!
If you are
interested in adopting Bao Ji and want additional medical
information, please contact kathy@wiaa.org.
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