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     A birth mother's message to a child who is about to go to another country to be adopted by a family.

Dear Ngoc Tam:

I look at you sitting there, in your wheelchair; waiting to board that giant silver bird that will take you to your new home in America; and my heart breaks and my eyes fill with tears. I am doing this because I can't provide for your needs here; and you will have a much better life in America.

Ngoc, I am sorry if I haven't been a better mother to you or your ten brothers and sisters; I tried my best, but with things being the way they are, that is next to impossible. Maybe one day you will understand why I did this, but I think you will have a much better life in America with your new family, the Pearsons. I know now that in America you will be called Hayleigh Ngoc Michelle Pearson; but to me, you will always be my little Ngoc Tam Yung. I know you will probably forget all about me in time, but Ngoc, I will never, ever forget you; you will always hold a special place in my heart. And besides, I couldn't take care of your medical needs as well as you would have wanted; so this is another reason why I am doing this. I am sure your new family will be able to help you get around better than you are able to right now; and I am sure you will get to fulfill your wish to walk with sticks or metal on your legs.

Ngoc Tam, you will always be my little girl, and I want you to know that I love you more than life itself; and this is the hardest thing I have ever had to do. But I know that, deep down inside, that this is probably the best thing for you.

I love you, my darling Ngoc Tam. Please always remember that when you get to America and start your new life!

As always, with much love and much sadness, your brokenhearted mother, Ming Wei.."Maman".

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Reviewed by Thelma Shutters 2/10/2003
Oh this was so sad, It sent shivers through my body. If you don`t care I would like to copy it and send it to the one I wrote Shattered Dreams for, Thelma
Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 1/28/2003
Powerful write, keep it up!
God Bless
~Michelle~

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