Adoptive or prospective adoptive parents from Haiti. This blog is for you. It is also dedicated to people who are in any way helping, think about helping or have helped Haiti. In other words, this blog is dedicated to anyone and everyone who has a connection whatsoever directly or indirectly with this country. Though the facts have been researched, they should not be in anyway considered as legal advice.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Your feelings toward Haiti
Do you love Haiti? Why or Why not? Please elaborate your answer. Remember you can just stay anonymous if you choose to do so.
Haiti was a beautiful country before poverty and the abuse of her natural resources combined to take away her status as a Carribean paradise. I find it sad that the first people to become independent from the slave masters are now suffering in so much poverty. Now there is so much lawlessness and lack of opportunities it is very sad. I left thinking there was so little one person could do to solve such a large problem. As we keep people alive for an extra few weeks at a cost of hundreds of thousands dollars or more, people not far from us are starving and living in more poverty than most Americans can imagine.
You are right Dale! I pray that every Haitian will take it at heart to do something for their own country! Little by little we can get there! I was there for two weeks and see how poor people are but despite of all this, they still keep their smile and we are still known to be one of the most hospitable people. Haiti, ma chérie, I love you and I will try my best to do my part for you!
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Haiti was a beautiful country before poverty and the abuse of her natural resources combined to take away her status as a Carribean paradise. I find it sad that the first people to become independent from the slave masters are now suffering in so much poverty. Now there is so much lawlessness and lack of opportunities it is very sad. I left thinking there was so little one person could do to solve such a large problem.
ReplyDeleteAs we keep people alive for an extra few weeks at a cost of hundreds of thousands dollars or more, people not far from us are starving and living in more poverty than most Americans can imagine.
You are right Dale! I pray that every Haitian will take it at heart to do something for their own country! Little by little we can get there! I was there for two weeks and see how poor people are but despite of all this, they still keep their smile and we are still known to be one of the most hospitable people. Haiti, ma chérie, I love you and I will try my best to do my part for you!
ReplyDeletehaiti is a poor country so why must the earthquke hit haiti.i am feeling very sad for the lost of many lives and loved ones.
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