Lilah is our second adopted child from China. Her brother Luke was adopted in February 2007 and the word to best describe his adoption was probably sh...
Read MoreLilah is our second adopted child from China. Her brother Luke was adopted in February 2007 and the word to best describe his adoption was probably sh...
Read MoreWhen we adopted our children from Russia in 1996 and 1998 my husband and I had no idea how much our life was going to change. Parenting our children h...
Read MoreEveryone who has or will adopt internationally understands that it is an expensive process. Families must budget, save, and creatively find ways to fu...
Read MoreWhile it comes as a surprise to many newly-adoptive parents, years ago families who pursued international adoption were generally encouraged to create...
Read MoreYesterday I ended up talking about Madison’s adoption some without intending to. I need to figure out how I’m going to handle this. See, J...
Read MoreSomewhere in China, a 3-year-old boy waits for a family. He is healthy, with a mischevious smile and a laugh that would make any parent's heart soar. ...
Read MoreA note to readers: Photos have been blurred, and names changed to protect this child's identity. We adopted both of our children from China . Our fir...
Read MoreI clearly remember a number of years ago, many years now, when my husband and I first began to see news reports that the People's Republic of China ha...
Read MoreWhen my wife Karen and I, along with our son J.R. (adopted from Korea in 2003), traveled back to Seoul in 2006 to receive our daughter, Marilyn, Easte...
Read MoreSometimes I think about news stories on tv, or features that I have read about online or in the newspaper, years later. I wonder how someone's life ha...
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