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Sammy Sosa High Heat Baseball 2001 Sony Playstation Game
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UPC:790561505457
Condition:Used
Genre:Sports
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PS1_SAMMY_SOSA_HIGH_HEAT_BASEBALL_2001
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I am an adoptive mother of a daughter of China & had so many questions about my daughter. Why does she behave the way she does? What made her this way? Why did her paperwork say things that just aren’t true. These are just a few of the many questions that I will never get the answers to.This book is Ms. Bratt’s personal journal, her life’s story while she lived in China – not a story that she came up with. I smiled. I laughed. I cried. Thanks to Kay Bratt & her insight into the life of the children living in orphanages, I now have some answers. And while these answers aren’t necessarily what I expected, I understand more of what makes my daughter the way she is & why she is this way.This is probably one of the absolute hardest books that I have ever read. Coming to terms with the beginnings of my daughter’s life is hard, but I am ever so thankful for Ms. Bratt’s book.
Very brave lady, quite uncomfortable to read but could not put it down. So sad that these little children are treated in such a fashion but I guess they are doing their best with limited resources. We do not know how lucky we are to live in our comfortable western societies, where the thought of abandoning a child is incomprehensible. Kay has made huge progress and I hope it continues.
Another great book from Kay Bratt! So informative on the conditions in China’s orphanages and the great job the volunteers made to all the children. The medical care they got for those sick babies too.
This is a heartbreaking story, and especially moving for me because I have a beautiful, bright,talented granddaughter who spent her first 16 months in a Chinese orphanage. I believe her’s was a bit happier place but some of what my son observed was very similar. The changes Ms Bratt was able to effect were very positive though and worthwhile. All in all, a painful but important read.
This book had me at page one!! Kay opens her book with a heart-wrenching story of a young mom and her tragic decision to give up her baby girl. I was a mess of tears! I will always be forever grateful to Kay for giving me a real and tangible way to look at my adopted baby girl’s birth mom and the similar decision she probably had to make. Before reading this book, I was not able to imagine the scenario, or how it could even be possible. Now, I am filled with empathy and compassion for the moms of China who are forced to make such a tragic decision based on old superstitions….Praying there is change.I was also very moved with Kay’s servant’s spirit as she volunteered in the orphanage and witnessed awful circumstances. She brought about a slow moving, yet radical change in the orphanage by a being a gentle and non-forceful spirit, and demonstrating a Christ-like Love. Such an amazing woman!! I love how she loved on those sweet babies!This book had me in tears….gave me such insight to China and the orphan crisis. I consider this book a true gift as we wait to bring our baby girl home from this land. Thank you for writing it, Kay!
I traveled to China with my son and his family to finalize the adoption of my adorable little Chinese granddaughter. We had an amazing time and the trip made us reflect a lot about what we saw and experienced. This book verified some of our suspicions, such as the orphanages putting on their best for us, (and that makes sense). We were pretty sure that was the case, but it was nice to hear this from Kay Bratt who had volunteered for years in a Chinese orphanage. Some of her stories were difficult to read, but she made us understand about the culture and the reason why they do some of the things they do. These people have a job to do and we are so thankful they cared for our sweet little two year old that is now living in the US with a loving family.
This book is both heart wrenching and heartwarming. Kay Bratt and her team of volunteers truly are special angels to care so deeply and work so hard in a country so different from ours. I was just slightly familiar with some of the conditions in Chinese orphanages thru some friends who have an adopted grandson from there. I really appreciated Kay’s explanations of reasons behind why some things are done the way they are. In no way does she make excuses, but she cares enough to know how to actually help, and not just criticize. Kay and others like her are truly an inspiration and a blessing!
Living in China and volunteering at an orphanage. Appreciating the difficulties that the directors and staff of Chinese orphanages deal with and still helping them by volunteering and funding and helping children get new homes in America when, if they had stayed in China would have been impossible, especially the handicapped children.
This memoir is deeply moving and inspiring for anyone with a compassionate heart ! It opens your eyes to the reality of life in some orphanages and even finds some answers to why- not all- but some reasons. Still unacceptable- but she helps you wrap your head around the cultural differences.. As much as is possible from a westerners perspective.The reader should remember, our perception of what we see and experience is effected tremendously by our past experiences.This is demonstrated by the way her feelings and perspective change over the course of her time in china. And continue to morph today.Inspiring and leaves me wondering what next? For the kids and the author.As a mom of a daughter from china… I feel a little more informed. Only she really knows the conditions, joys and trials of her life before we met her. But, this mommy’s heart is a little more informed of what might be reality. I pray not. I pray not.Open your heart to an orphan- your life will be rocked to new levels!
About a woman who moves to China with her husband and daughter when her husband’s employer transfers him there. She decides to volunteer at the local orphanage. She is shocked and upset by the way the children are treated and wants to quit many times, but decides she is good for the children. Loving them and being kind and gentle to them.