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Adoption journey ends happily
Neighbors, friends play, pray together
Web Noah Easter
Noah Spitler, far right, gets ready to go on an Easter egg hunt this past April outside his home in the Cambridge subdivision off Highway 80 East, just north of Brooklet. After being adopted from China, Noah underwent life-saving heart surgery and is now a much healthier boy. - photo by Special
When Adam and Robin Spitler decided to adopt a child from China, no one in the family anticipated the emotional roller coaster that they were about to board. From lengthy paperwork problems, to stalled travel dates, to precarious health conditions, the journey to adopt Noah, born Xia Ping He, required a great deal of time and patience, and much support and prayer. Fortunately for the Spitlers, Adam and Robin, and daughters Madison, 13, and Olivia, 10, their entire neighborhood in Cambridge Subdivision, between Statesboro and Brooklet, along with church friends and school friends from Trinity Christian School stood ready to meet their needs.
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