I thought today I would share the story of my husband and how we came to get together <3
As should be clear from my wedding photos and posts, my husband Yo is Thai.
Yo was born in Chiang Mai, Thailand was the youngest of 4 brothers and sisters.
I am not sure what age, but when he was quite young, he witnessed his father die in a brutal attack and then his mother was in and out of jail for drug abuse and selling a daughter to prostitution twice.
When he was about 3 or 4, he and his older siblings (Nit, Noy and Ja Fu) were taken from Chiang Mai to a children's home in Banklang, Phetchabun. The people that brought him to Banklang were Australians and the husband and son were two of Yo's best men in our wedding.
Yo lived at the children's home most of his life and went on to work at the childrens life until late 2014. As you know, Yo and I met when we went on a missions trip to his orphanage in 2013.
We took him to Australia January-April of this year and were married in February of this year.
We are now happily married for 6 months so far and living in Khao Kho, Thailand, where I am teaching and he is the groundsman at the same school.
Today, his mother and brother still have issues on and off with drugs and are not christians. I praise God that my husband is a strong christian who went down the right path <3
As should be clear from my wedding photos and posts, my husband Yo is Thai.
Yo was born in Chiang Mai, Thailand was the youngest of 4 brothers and sisters.
I am not sure what age, but when he was quite young, he witnessed his father die in a brutal attack and then his mother was in and out of jail for drug abuse and selling a daughter to prostitution twice.
When he was about 3 or 4, he and his older siblings (Nit, Noy and Ja Fu) were taken from Chiang Mai to a children's home in Banklang, Phetchabun. The people that brought him to Banklang were Australians and the husband and son were two of Yo's best men in our wedding.
Yo lived at the children's home most of his life and went on to work at the childrens life until late 2014. As you know, Yo and I met when we went on a missions trip to his orphanage in 2013.
We took him to Australia January-April of this year and were married in February of this year.
We are now happily married for 6 months so far and living in Khao Kho, Thailand, where I am teaching and he is the groundsman at the same school.
Today, his mother and brother still have issues on and off with drugs and are not christians. I praise God that my husband is a strong christian who went down the right path <3
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