Our next COTA stateside patient is awaiting her exit visa for departure to Tennessee, where she will be hosted by our newest foster family, April and Kenny. Cintia will have a complicated surgery to correct lower bowel problems that were present at birth. The surgical procedure will require two surgeries and at least an 8 month stay in the states, if not longer. This is an amazing commitment of time, energy and love for this new COTA couple, who already have 5 children of their own! Cintia has been in foster care in Guatemala since birth, and her smile reflects the loving concern her Guatemalan foster mother gave her for the first year of her life.
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Twenty Years of COTA: Perspective and Memories from Warren Brandwine
My first COTA mission to Peten was in January, 2000. We flew up to San Benito in a surplus C-130 with the door held on with ...
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Angel had his oral surgery today. Here are some pictures from the day. This picture is from the day that Angel arrived. From left to right ...
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He was humble and sweet and kind all in one bundle of a handsome young man who didn't know how attractive he really was. At age twenty-...
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It is 2 am and I'm sitting next to a mug of hot coffee that Lauren just made- we are sharing it with the other nurses that wor...
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Cintia is a beautiful little girl. Does she already have prospective adoptive parents? I am assuming that she is already here in the states for her surgery. Would love to know about her progress. Please follow up with me at kdp111@hotmail.com We have 1 son from Guatemala and another son adopted domestically. Thanks so much and God bless!!!
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