March 26, 2015
adoption realities, disruption, guest post, LWB, March 2015 Feature - Disruption, orphanage realities
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Today we finish out our month-long series on disruption with a post by Amy Eldridge of Love Without Boundaries Foundation. We are so grateful to include her voice of experience here, as she has spent years working on behalf of orphans in China and has witnessed the wake of disruption on families and children – …Read More
March 19, 2015
disruption, March 2015 Feature - Disruption, older child adoption, PTSD
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We stood shivering on a strange doorstep sixteen long hours from home. It was nerves mixed with excitement that churned inside me as we raised our hand to knock on the door. A stack of boxes and suitcases greeted us in the foyer when the door opened. We stepped inside and a little boy with …Read More
March 13, 2015
disruption, Katie, March 2015 Feature - Disruption
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Continuing our series on disruption, today we share a story from Katie who blogs at Surviving Adoption. If you haven’t read our other posts in this series, you can find them here and here. Come with me on a journey for a few minutes. This is my personal journey full of triumph and failure, …Read More
March 6, 2015
disruption, guest post, March 2015 Feature - Disruption
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Continuing our series, Disruption in Adoption, today we are sharing a post from Stephanie, a mom who has personally experienced the devastation of a failed adoption. We are grateful for her willingness to share her story. ……….. 18 years in the classroom as a teacher was easy compared to parenting three little ones at home …Read More
March 3, 2015
disruption, Liberty, March 2015 Feature - Disruption
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The beginning of March marks the start of a series where we will be discussing disruption and dissolution in adoption. We are treading prayerfully and lightly into this realm of the adoption world that is so often avoided. It is hard to talk about. It is complicated. And it is most definitely life altering to …Read More
