If you are on Facebook, be sure to look us up [Heidi Weimer and Kirk Weimer]. And, while you're at it, go HERE to join the We Have Room fan page. And, while you're THERE, go to the left sidebar and listen to Kirk sing "We Have Room" the song, written by me and my younger brother, Micah Huebner.
To contact us directly, email us at heidiandkirk@wehaveroom.org
Thanks!!!
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Awesome I added you. And I just love "We Have Room"!!! I can't wait to find out more. :)
Wow amazing lyrics Heidi! And Kirk has a powerful voice. Beautiful song.
wow! what a beautiful song. i hope one day it can be mass distributed and we hear it on the christian radio stations someday! (dreamin big!)
Awesome song! Honored to have you as a facebook friend! :) xoxo ♥
I'm going to try and get through to you, despite the fact that your kind have difficulty seeing past your own wants and needs. But I'm not a quitter, so I don't give up.
I speak as an adoptee who was adopted by a loving family...
Have you ever tried actually speaking to a community of adoptees? Instead of infertile women?
If, in your mind, it was truly about the CHILD, and not about YOU. Wouldn't you want to interact and learn about actual adopted people? Don't you think that we, actual ADOPTED PEOPLE, know more than you, or your girlfriends who are cheering you on?
But you won't. Because you don't care. You care, but only for yourself. And that is why I pity the child that ever finds him or herself forced into your home.
Hello, anonymous.
I invite you to email me personally (heidiandkirk@blessingsfromethiopia.com). I genuinely am interested in what you have to say, although I must say that you obviously don't understand a thing about me. So, while I invite conversation with you, you must come to the table with no pretenses or assumptions or prejudices about me. I'm wondering if you would have said the same horrible things to your own adoptive parents that you already acknowledged were very loving?
Please. Email me. It's hard to talk to Anonymous.
In regards to the above comment posted by "Anonymous", I personally think there is room for a difference of opinion, but when people make things personal and come with an attitude of attack, it lessens their credibility.
"Anonymous", why don't you try and meet us who differ in opinion to yourself, with a heart of understanding and grace. I'm sure your experience has value, but all deserve to be treated with respect.
Thanks Heidi for how you challenge our thinking about adoption. Love your passion and heart.
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