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We are located in historic horse country in Northern Virginia. Our farm is home to three Straight Egyptian stallions sharing the honor of having some of the best bloodlines still available in the US.

Since 1981 we have been involved with Arabians, starting with the purchase of our *Morafic grandson, Harem Shamahsheik. At age 28, Sheik is still going strong and still loves to drive the wagons for community events.


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> Please pray for this family..., tramatic for ALL involved
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post Sep 27 2008, 01:25 PM
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I do not know this family personally, they live a few houses up from my parents and my dad had mowed their yard for about 3 years. Last night my mother noticed the little girl (7 years old) going from house to house knocking on doors. This is unlike her so my mother went to see what was wrong, my mom could hear her brother (5) crying up at the house. Their grandfather had fallen against their bedroom door, they were able to move him enough to get out of their room. But before they got out these children God Bless Them.... knew to check for a pulse, breathing and touched his stomach (they said that it was squishy and should have been firm). Their grandma was out shopping and soon came home, by then the police and ambulance was there. They took grandpa to the hospital..... My mom called me and asked if I would bring Bridgette over for them to play with and help keep their mind at ease. My mom had brought them back to her house (the grandmother knew this and felt comfortable since she "knew" them). About 9 PM mom got a call from grandma and she was coming to get the kids..... Grandpa did not make it. She called the kids therapist and was taking them there to tell them the news.

You are probably wondering why a therapist, and why grandma was taking them..... This is what makes the whole story that much more tragic.

These poor children have been through the mill in the past 3 years. Their father died a few years ago, and mom lost custody of them, so grandma and grandpa have been their sole providers. Now they have lost yet another male figure in their life. My heart aches for these children... they are super kids. We invited Rachelle (the little girl) to come to church with Bridgette some day. She is very excited, so we will see maybe next week if she can come with us.

Grandma was working but just recently lost her job, and grandpa was in between jobs, so we are sure there is no insurance to help with medical costs.

She of course is blaming God for all of this "devistation" in her life. This whole family needs uplifting prayers.



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post Sep 27 2008, 01:42 PM
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Will pray for them, Jacinta. Unfortunately, many peope blame God for this kind of thing. They just don't understand, that the enemy come to kill, steal and destroy. It's there lack of knowledge, and lack of faith. good for you for offering to take the little girl to church!


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post Sep 27 2008, 01:43 PM
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Oh Jacinta this is so very sad!!! The family will be in my thoughts and prayers!!!

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post Sep 27 2008, 02:53 PM
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How tragic. All our prayers and hopes for them.

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post Sep 27 2008, 03:19 PM
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My goshamighty! May God's protective arms enfold these children and their gramma! I cannot imagine what strength they must possess! And God bless you and your family for helping them BSA.

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post Sep 27 2008, 04:16 PM
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My heart just aches for especially the kids, they are so young. I know that there are kids out there who go through stuff like this, if not worse, on an hourly basis but when you see it first hand it really breaks your heart. It is equally hard when you want so badly to help but just don't know how, besides prayers.


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post Sep 27 2008, 05:41 PM
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How very sad, they are in my prayers.


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My condolences to this family. Poor kiddos


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post Sep 27 2008, 09:34 PM
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oh those poor little ones...what a horrid thing to experience. I will keep them in my prayers.


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