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Alarming number of stillbirths across Canada..
I have been quiet about the pandemic, mainly because it is not welcomed
But for the sake of conscience I feel I must sound an alarm for pregnant woman to do their research.
A Canadian, Doctor Daniel Nagase, reported 13 stillbirths in a 24-hour period. More alarming is that there have been 86 stillbirths since July of 2021. He is not the only one in the medical field, who has been concerned about the alarming number of babies not surviving more than 48 hours after birth. Yet I must add the claims have been debunked by fact checkers. If you are pregnant please research the benefits and risks of any drug that enters your babies temporary home. We are told all is well and safe, while any negative feedback is debunked surrounding untimely deaths. We are told VARES data is not reliable concerning death reports because of comorbidity, or other factors. Are we left to take a leap of faith and trust what we are told? I feel we need more facts before making a decision.
[1] https://meaninginhistory.substack.com/p/stillbirths-feature-or-bug-of-the
[2] https://medalerts.org/vaersdb/findfield.php?TABLE=ON&GROUP1=CAT&EVENTS=ON&VAX=COVID19
Love Is Here
Children of India
Offering a home..
Providing knowledge for a brighter future..
Teaching moral values while they are young..
Not forsaking orphans and widows..
Feeding the hungry..
Gifts of kindness..
Nurturing strengths and talents..
Counseling for broken hearts and inner wounds..
I am thankful to those who have given to the India Home.. You help love grow 🙂
Children of India
Helping widows
Christmas 2017
Helping widows
Playing God
Who decides the value of life?
I know this is a subject highly debated by some, but I am simply bumfuzzled by this way of thinking.
In America a woman can abort a “fetus” up to moments before delivery if she chooses. When the state does not allow late-term procedures, they will refer them to another clinic. If that same woman were to deliver at home or in a college dorm, and the child died, she would be charged with manslaughter. The defense could be stated that she did not want the child, it makes no difference. Only licensed doctors can legally end life. If the same child were to have a medical condition and she did not seek proper treatment, she would be charged with neglect or possibly manslaughter if the child were to die as a result. Yet once in the hands of the hospital, they now have the right to play God. Many parents have been charged with medical neglect because they do not agree with the decisions of their doctor. Whether it be medications or vaccinations, you no longer have the right to decide what is best for them, because you don’t hold their degree. Parents have had a child sent to foster care because they would not give them drugs prescribed for mental conditions. Parents have fought the medical establishment over the right to refuse vaccinations. While others fight for their child to receive medical treatment that could save their life. In London, the Human Rights Counsel has the last word. Infant Charlie Guard was refused life support, and the option to be treated elsewhere, he died July 28, 2017. Infant Alfie Evans died April 28, 2018 after having life support removed. In both cases the government decided if the child would receive treatment, or if it was ethical to sustain life. There are cases where a hard decision must be made, and I am not referring to anyone who has faced that decision.
I am sure there are many cases like this, but one comes to mind. A young man received a brain injury and in deep coma. Doctors advised his mother, that even if he were to awaken there would be little brain function. The diagnosis was grim, and she was advised not to continue life support. Refusing to give up, she sat with her son every day. Reading scriptures, praying, and speaking encouraging words to him. People would often ask why she bothered, since he could not hear. Doctors continued to suggest he be taken of life support, but she refused. On New Years eve, a shift nurse was doing her rounds, and was not happy to be there. She was cursing at him, and saying if not for him, she would be at the party. One glorious day, he did awaken out of the coma. Before leaving he spoke to the shift nurse who was cursing him. He told her everything she had said in the room that New Years Eve. The Color drained from her face, and she was speachless. Not only could he hear a mothers prayers, and her fight for him, but also the negative scoffing of those who did not believe in chance. The young man had full brain function, and compleatly recovered. God can change any circumstance if one has faith that He can. Why not allow God to decide who lives or dies? I believe it comes down to the fact that so many do not believe He created life. Therefore only the strong survive, making it survival of the fittest. This belief puts man in place of God.
Smile’s All Around!
You may not think a toothbrush and paste sound like an exiting gift, but for the children of India, it brings a SMILE!
Praveen and his family are thankful for a special day. Over 50 children gathered for food and fun!
Investing in a child has many rewards. Praveen and his family take in children who have no home, but also reach out to children of widows, and the poor.
Children are the reason I started a charity blog, and hope to one day help more in need. Showing a child they are loved, and encouraging them to achieve their dreams, can make a difference in their life.
I thank those who have joined me in helping Praveen and his family. 🙂
How the children have grown!
Jamil~ Sharing Love In Pakistan
Would you help these children prosper?
I have known Jamil for several years and he is no stranger to persecution. Through it all he has risen above it, and continues to help the children who have no one to care for them.
Any country you visit has its share of orphans, but they are handled differently. There is an estimated 4 Million orphans in Pakistan, with very few rules to protect their well-being. Caring citizens are needed to protect the rights of children in Pakistan. Homes are not governed by a welfare system, anyone can take in children and claim orphanage status.. without truly caring for them. The orphans of Pakistan face the same challenges as other country’s. Being sold for labor,sexual gratification, and face neglect. There are no laws enforced to ensure orphans receive basic education, food, or health care. Jamil has been providing care and education for children to the best of his ability. Funds to care for the children do not come from the government. Jamil relies on the aid of donations and income he receives through labor. Jamil has been facing hardship and is reaching out for help to care for the children. There is a planned event in March for the children to receive clothing and basic necessities. If you would like to be a monthly supporter, or give a one time gift, please do. Your donation will help provide food, clothing, and education. If you would like to give to Jamil directly, please leave a comment and I will share how this is done.
Please share the need with others in your circle.. Thank you 🙂
Jamil of Pakistan
Children of Pakistan
Child of Pakistan
Knowledge Is Power! ~India~
“Education breeds confidence. Confidence breeds hope. Hope breeds peace.”
– Confucius-
For nearly two years I have been writing about the orphanage in India, but there is something I have come realize, it is not an orphanage at all.. it is home!
Anyone who works with children can say, “it takes a gift or a calling”. Patients and understanding will build love and confidence. These children who once lived on the streets will have the chance every child deserves.
For India’s street children, education is secondary in daily life, if at all. They do not have anyone to ensure they attend school, and no truancy officers taking them by the ear. They simply fall through the cracks of the ICPS, and the Juvenile Protective Care Act. In fact the government does not have an official estimate of street children. India has the highest number of child laborers, and street children spend their time forging the city landfills, or “ragging” to make an income. Those who do attend school, do not have the same opportunity as children from the “upper class”.
Since Praveen has taken the children into his home, they have been loved and nurtured, and have become part of the family. Life on the streets for a child,comes with many wounds. This healing process takes time, and can be difficult to break through. The children were behind in their studies, and are receiving the help they need. In their home, there is no “caste system” they all have equal opportunity to advance in life, and be educated.
In India girls face discrimination, and are not educated equally. The family’s of lower caste, feel their daughter will enter an arranged marriage and is not worth the cost of tuition. Illiteracy is extremely high among the female population. At home the girls and boy’s, are being taught to read, and speak English as a second language. Although they attend public school, the family also helps with their studies, as any caring parent would. Each child has their own unique talents, and they are encouraged to use them. The children join in singing, and performing plays for Sunday service.
Praveen and his father Ratna Kumar, hope to one day open a Bible college, where students who can not afford local tuition, can advance their studies. For now they are gaining experience through hands on education.
At the home area children are welcome to attend Sunday school, where Praveen reports they are eager to learn. The children are growing and gaining knowledge, that will help them throughout their life. There they are building relationships with others who will treat them with kindness, not judgement based upon their birth.
Thank you for reading, thank you for caring 🙂
Pre- Abortion Counseling at Iganga!
Caring guidance preserves life!
Although Uganda has abortion restrictions, they are performed daily.
[1] 1.2 Million Ugandan woman face unwanted pregnancy each year, in which 26% lead in abortion. Woman living in rural communities are at further risk of having complications during an abortion procedure. Many clinics refer woman to pre- abortion counseling before they agree to perform the procedure.
David Kisaame, of Iganga Crisis Pregnancy Center, fills this need with gladness!
In a recent testimony, David shared how he counseled an unnamed couple, who sought an abortion of their seventh child. Being a pastor, David went to the Bible, and shared how sacred life is to God. Many who come to the pregnancy center, know nothing about God or the Bible. David reads scripture that shows, life begins at conception. The worries that this couple faced, is shared by all the others who came before them. This couple felt that one more mouth to feed, would be far to difficult. David shared many events of hardship from the Bible, and how the Lord gave them all strength to gain victory. Using wisdom like Solomon, David asked the question, ” Having six children, and one in the womb, which brings you more burden to sustain”? They replied “the six”. Jokingly, David said ” Then why not get rid of the six, and keep the one in your womb”?. Of course, they refused, yet understood what David was implying.. If it is impossible to kill your six children, why kill the one yet to be born.
Ultimately it is the mothers decision, but David aims to be sure they are fully aware of what is to come. Many times, when someone knows there is an another answer, they feel more at peace keeping their child.
This story ended well! after counseling, the couple decided to keep their child. Months passed, and a man entered David’s office to share the news of how grateful he was to receive harsh reality.. in essence, he had asked his wife to have an abortion, since they had six daughters to care for. In tears he related how his wife had just given birth to their only son!. Good decisions end well, and together they prayed for the existence of the counseling center, and Gods gift of a baby boy.
Iganga reaches out to those seeking an abortion, and provides aid to those who struggle after giving birth to a child. Parenting education, and childcare often lead a family to finding sustainable income. Since finances are the leading cause of abortion, this is a wonderful resource. David invites all those with a heart for life, to join him. If you are considering a mission to Uganda, please contact me.
If you would like to help Iganga advance their efforts, please donate here via Pay Pal.
If you would like to make your support direct, by using Western Union.
- Select Uganda as the destination, and send to David Kisaame
- Email the tracking number to me, and I will forward.
Your support is needed, and appricaited!
Thank you 🙂
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