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China: Anhui Healing Home and Heartbridge Healing Home
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Ruth came to Anhui Healing Home last fall. She needed
some extra TLC to help her take in enough nutrients to grow
healthy and strong. Ruth blossomed in her nannies’ loving
arms, and in just a very short time, she was ready for her lip
repair surgery. In the past few months since her surgery,
Ruth has become quite a little character, lighting up the room
with her spirited babbling and inquisitive personality. Her
nannies think that her very first independent steps are just
around the corner!

Over at Heartbridge, Jerome had us all very worried when
he arrived last winter weighing only six pounds at four
months old. He was struggling to recover from heart
surgery and persistent gastrointestinal issues. His tiny body
was utterly exhausted. After a few months of special care
at Heartbridge, Jerome gradually began to show that he
was starting to feel better. We noticed that his eyes took on
a bit of a sparkle! He started to gain weight, and his
nannies were thrilled to finally see his first big smiles. Now,
as he celebrates his first birthday, Jerome weighs over 16
pounds, and he’s achieving developmental milestones like
passing objects from one hand to the other and pushing
himself up with his arms when he’s on his tummy. He
enjoys playtime with his favorite nanny, and he waves his
arms happily when it’s time for a bottle. Jerome has come
so far at Heartbridge! We’re excited to watch him continue
to blossom.

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LWB’s healing homes every
day. We deeply value your kindness!

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