Are we making a difference?

Are we making a difference?
It wasnt our plan. Im selfish. We only wanted our boys back home with us.

Many people are sending us such lovely messages about us making a difference.

Maybe because we are in the thick of it all we can't see the difference. 

We are always busy, but looking back at yesterday, last week, last month - are we doing enough? I know what 'enough' will look like. Us with the boys. They're not here so how are we doing enough? 

We are trying to reach the top top decision makers.

I'm starting to believe they have done something so awful they can't tell us. Why all this trouble if they were released 40 meters from our door. (Photo is us with trapper, where winnie was supposed to have been released. Circled is our home) We should have found at least one of them, or one of them should have made their way home by now right?

I feel I'm repeating myself, I'm sure I am as its the only thing going through my mind. 

Along with, are they injured, are they hungry or thirsty, do they need to sleep. The content safe sleep they would have had on our bed, on our sofa or in any of the number of 'sleep' places they have around their home. Our home.

Please 🙏 🙏 help us find our boys,  or at least just tell us if we are searching in vain.

We wont give up.

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