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Emergency Physicians Leave Jobs in Dallas, Relocate to the Congo for Adopted Son

By Karen Appold | on July 15, 2015 | 2 Comments
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2 Responses to “Emergency Physicians Leave Jobs in Dallas, Relocate to the Congo for Adopted Son”

  1. August 3, 2015

    Sophia Haleem Reply

    Wow, what awesome story thanks for sharing. We adopted from Ethiopia and thank God we did not face this problem. I pray for Kahn’s Family. I am great-full as a ER physician for my flexibility as well

  2. September 9, 2015

    Brian Wippermann Reply

    Encouraged by your courage, faith, commitment to your son. Believers are all indeed adopted children of God, so what a beautiful parallel. I was too old for many countries, so our adopted son Stephen (making 6 total) is from 90 minutes away, but with his fire-red hair, looks just as adopted as Daniel! What a blessing. Our prayers for your family added!
    Thanks again, Brian (full time EP in NorCal).

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