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I thought it’d be special to share some of these old photos of Wella (our first baby!) and I in Ghana (2016-2017). Some of you don’t know this…but for 6 months I lived alone with Emmanuella (Wella) in a Ghanaian village in the Volta Region - isolated from the outside world and everything familiar. Sometimes I would go 8 days without talking to James because the wifi didn’t work. God taught me the depths of what surrender truly meant. I stopped praying to go home, and started praying for patience and for opportunities to witness to the people around me. I learned to choose joy every morning when I woke up. I embraced motherhood and bonding with my daughter in her birth culture - an experience than many parents don’t have the opportunity to go through. Wella gained weight and confidence and became a healthy toddler. She started to pick up on my characteristics and it was so amazing to see how a child who was not biologically related to me, was exactly like me in so many ways! After 6 months, James returned to Ghana and we were stuck there for an additional 13 months before returning home. More on that story next time!
I thought it’d be special to share some of these old photos of Wella (our first baby!) and I in Ghana (2016-2017). Some of you don’t know this…but for 6 months I lived alone with Emmanuella (Wella) in a Ghanaian village in the Volta Region - isolated from the outside world and everything familiar. Sometimes I would go 8 days without talking to James because the wifi didn’t work. God taught me the depths of what surrender truly meant. I stopped praying to go home, and started praying for patience and for opportunities to witness to the people around me. I learned to choose joy every morning when I woke up. I embraced motherhood and bonding with my daughter in her birth culture - an experience than many parents don’t have the opportunity to go through. Wella gained weight and confidence and became a healthy toddler. She started to pick up on my characteristics and it was so amazing to see how a child who was not biologically related to me, was exactly like me in so many ways! After 6 months, James returned to Ghana and we were stuck there for an additional 13 months before returning home. More on that story next time!




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