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My name is Julie, & "for neither can live while the other survives"
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sacred-elephant: This is Nanimahl, she is an orphan at Safe Haven Orphanage in the village of Ban Tha Song Yang, Thailand. She is nine years old and has been at this orphanage for five years. When she was born, her father was diagnosed with TB, also known as tuberculosis, and a year later, her mother started to form a heart disease. As the year went on they knew that they weren’t going to survive much longer. When Nanimahl was four, her parents decided to put her in the Safe Haven Orphanage and take off. Nanimahl has been with them for years, and still manages to put a big smile on her face. Even though she doesn’t get a ton of food, sleeps on a thin mattress with no blankets, doesn’t get the best education, and hasn’t seen her parents in five years, she’s one of the most hardworking, loving girls in the whole orphanage with a beautiful little smile. When I visited Safe Haven on my trip to Thailand, she was the first little orphan I met and I instantly fell in love with her. As the days went on, we became extremely close, even though she could only say a few words in English. I decided to adopt her before we left. For $60 a year, it pays her food, shelter, education, etc. and Nanimahl now has someone watching over her. Even though I can’t take her home with me to America, she will always be in my heart and I will never forget her. When we had to say our goodbyes, out of all the children there, she was the first one crying and begged me not to leave. Even though it’s not a lot of money, donating a dollar means so much to them and can go miles for them. These children can use all the help we can give. If you have any clothes, games, toys, etc. that you don’t use anymore, please message me about it and I’d gladly take them off your hands and send them to the orphanage for you. I’m putting together a huge box to send to them by Christmas so they have the best Christmas they could ever imagine. Or, donating just $5 to the orphanage will do so much. If you’d like to learn more, please visit http://safehavenorphanage.org/ where they have a donate button, and much more to learn about the whole orphanage. Live simply so others can simply live. It would mean the world to them. I love you Nanimahl<3 Please reblog to get the word out and help this orphanage.
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