I was blessed to grow up in a loving family, with a mother and father who were there throughout my childhood and a stable home where I knew I was safe and loved, and I can only imagine how hard it is not to have these things.
Of course, there are thousands of less fortunate children in the world, those who, for one reason or another, do not have natural parents to care for them. Some live with relatives, but others hope to be adopted by a family to which they belong.
Brothers William (11), Marshall (10) and Aiden (10) know that last feeling all too well. The three brothers are said to be desperately looking for a home that would welcome them all together.
The twins Marshall and Aiden, and their older brother, Bobby, are nicknamed Curly, Larry and Moe. According to GodUpdates, they play like only brothers can, and they love sharing things together.
Unfortunately, the boys are looking for a forever home, and don’t want to be separated in the process.
To this end, they search for the right family to welcome them, simply stating “we want a family”.
Bobby can be quieter than his younger brothers and strives to please others. He is interested in swimming and martial arts, but he also enjoys playing Minecraft and doing puzzles.
Aiden, meanwhile, is described as a “leader of sorts”, and is said to enjoy being outdoors and learning new things. His twin, Marshall, is a fun boy with a creative imagination who enjoys spending time with his two brothers.
When asked what his brothers meant to him, 10-year-old Marshall replied, “They mean friendship to me. »
Aiden, meanwhile, said, “They mean love. »
Aiden also shared that the brothers are tired of living on a boy’s ranch and having to move from place to place.
“I have been here for three years,” he explained. “I had to move from house to house, and the first house I had to change rooms. I’ve been here (at the ranch) much longer than those two. I got here first”.
My heart goes out to these boys and I really hope they can find a family ready to welcome them.
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