I just received an email that Zhou is continuing to do well and recover from her surgery. She looks like the picture of health in this most recent picture....love the hair!
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Mayah's Story
We are forever grateful to Love Without Boundaries for placing our daughter with a loving foster family while she waited for us. Sadly, she passed away just weeks before meeting us. It brings us great comfort to know that she experienced "family" before she died. Many other precious children live and die, still an orphan. We are comitted to advocating for the many other Mayahs out there to see them healed and home.
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