Taiwan Waiting Siblings: Paige(11) Chance(7) Chester(5) Fiona(4)
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Paige
DOB: September 2007
Gender: Girl
Special Needs: ADD
Meet Paige, a gentle and loving girl! Being the oldest child, Paige often takes care of her younger siblings and acts as a mediator. She looks after other children in the same housing unit with her. Some of her hobbies are to draw, paint, do outdoor activities, and listen to music. She wishes to design things for living in the future. Paige was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder in April 2017 and is now taking Ritalin twice a day.
Chance
DOB: August 2011
Gender: Boy
Special Needs: Epilepsy, developmental delay
This is Chance, a lively and cheerful boy! Chance likes to share his life with others and is easy to get along. He often offers help in washing dishes and doing chores. He is curious and happy to learn though he may need more encouragement in trying new things. Chance likes to go on swings and slides and run. Chance has been diagnosed with developmental delay in 2014 and started receiving physical, occupational, and speech therapy since 2017. He was hospitalized in 2016 due to seizures and was later diagnosed with Epilepsy. He is now taking Depakine twice a day for epilepsy.
Chester
DOB: May 2013
Gender: Boy
Special Needs: Developmental delay
Hi this is Chester, a boy with full of curiosity and good sense of rhythm! Chester likes to ride bicycles and play balls. His favorite toys are fighting gyros and airplanes. In 2014, Chester started physical, occupational, and speech therapy after his diagnosis with oral understanding and expression borderline. He was suspected to have intellectual disability (IQ 70) but further evaluation is needed.
Fiona
DOB: September 2014
Gender: Girl
Special Needs: Developmental delay, intellectual disability
Meet Fiona, a strong-will girl! Like her older brother Chance, Fiona loves to laugh and likes to share with other people. Some of her favorite activities are to draw, read books, and ride bicycles. Fiona was diagnosed with developmental delay in 2015 and started receiving therapy sessions. She was confirmed with intellectual disability (IQ of 60) on development assessment in 2017.
DOB: September 2007
Gender: Girl
Special Needs: ADD
Meet Paige, a gentle and loving girl! Being the oldest child, Paige often takes care of her younger siblings and acts as a mediator. She looks after other children in the same housing unit with her. Some of her hobbies are to draw, paint, do outdoor activities, and listen to music. She wishes to design things for living in the future. Paige was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder in April 2017 and is now taking Ritalin twice a day.
Chance
DOB: August 2011
Gender: Boy
Special Needs: Epilepsy, developmental delay
This is Chance, a lively and cheerful boy! Chance likes to share his life with others and is easy to get along. He often offers help in washing dishes and doing chores. He is curious and happy to learn though he may need more encouragement in trying new things. Chance likes to go on swings and slides and run. Chance has been diagnosed with developmental delay in 2014 and started receiving physical, occupational, and speech therapy since 2017. He was hospitalized in 2016 due to seizures and was later diagnosed with Epilepsy. He is now taking Depakine twice a day for epilepsy.
Chester
DOB: May 2013
Gender: Boy
Special Needs: Developmental delay
Hi this is Chester, a boy with full of curiosity and good sense of rhythm! Chester likes to ride bicycles and play balls. His favorite toys are fighting gyros and airplanes. In 2014, Chester started physical, occupational, and speech therapy after his diagnosis with oral understanding and expression borderline. He was suspected to have intellectual disability (IQ 70) but further evaluation is needed.
Fiona
DOB: September 2014
Gender: Girl
Special Needs: Developmental delay, intellectual disability
Meet Fiona, a strong-will girl! Like her older brother Chance, Fiona loves to laugh and likes to share with other people. Some of her favorite activities are to draw, read books, and ride bicycles. Fiona was diagnosed with developmental delay in 2015 and started receiving therapy sessions. She was confirmed with intellectual disability (IQ of 60) on development assessment in 2017.