Top Highlights

• The kids all know that foreigners have a Santa, and just like at home, they always ask if he is real. Children really are the
• The children’s stories deserve to be told, and despite the sadness I experience with each memory, I want to spend my life finding ways to speak for the children—to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
• It had been a day with too much time for her to contemplate her circumstances and arrival at such a low place in her life.
• Looking at these children, I felt engulfed by a sense of hopelessness. Ann reminded me that I had to be tough, that it was not about me. It was about giving them a measure of unconditional love before we had to leave.
• It was obvious that they ignored the children in need and gave all their attention to the pretty ones who did not have disabilities.