A woman with three adopted children writes from South Dakota after reading a book by a woman who lives in Tennessee.
Friday, March 31, 2006, nearly six in the evening~
Dear Ms. Sandusky~
You don't know me, but I have read your book, "A Family Made Out Of Rainbows And Miracles", and I was intensely moved by your story. God bless you for giving children with disabilities a chance in life! There should be more caring people like you in our world today!
My name is Ginger Elyse Terzas, and I am a single mother to three, all boys. My boys are named Emmanuel Eagan (7), Deondre' Selvin (5), and Kirk Rico (2 1/2). My boys were adopted from Texas, two are Hispanic, the other, African-American.
I had been married before I adopted the first child, but my husband was abusive. He tried to hurt me more than once, and I decided I didn't need any more of that drama in my life, so I ditched him, and I am starting over. These past seven years have been the best I have had in a very long time.
Anyway, I read your book, as I said in the beginning, and after I read it I just had to write. I was amazed to learn that you had three children of your own. I was sorry to learn that they had all died; how horrible! I am glad that God brought you chldren who had no chance to your world; you have proven to be an inspiration to many people who are trying to adopt, and you have given so many broken, needy children hope.
I am a housewife and a homeschool insteuctor; so my life is busy at best. I also volunteer once a month at the local homeless shelter, which gives me a lot of satisfaction. I sometimes bring the homeless people at the shelter gently-used clothing or some food, just to show them them that I care. It always gives me a sense of joy, and I end up feeling better about myself and what I am doing!
Well, it is getting ready to storm (that is, I hear thunder outside), so I'd best go before i get zapped! Take care, and hope to hear from you soon! Sorry this isn't a good letter, but I am new at this letter writing thing!
Cheers!
(((HUGS))) and love, a new friend in Pierre, South Dakota, Ginger Elyse Terzas (single mother to three, all boys).
A new friend introduced here! Hope Ginger Elyse Terzas becomes a regular. She shows a lot of compassion by volunteering at the shelter. And introducing another state, South Dakota. We can learn many things in these letters from disabilities to food to geographical locations and happenings. Thanks for the letter today, Karen Lynn.
Karen
You have a caring and compassionate nature for sure, and it absolutely zips in this thoughtful and diligent pen...
Your treatises are a delight to the eye !
Love and Blessings
Peter
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