There really is a beautiful and almost magical side to our adoption stories. We wanted our daughters badly. Our sons wanted little sisters, too.... Read More →
“Mom. Mom. Mom. When Katya come home? You—Dad—go get Katya. Bring Katya home.” The abstract times given for completion of an international... Read More →
The cloth books were just the beginning. Amy created every possible image that might assist children in a trans-world adoption and relocation.... Read More →
Dr. Paul Jenkins interviews me about the charity work we are doing with children who are aging out of orphanages. Click here for my interview... Read More →
As Seen in Huffington Post: If Sochi is cold enough for Winter Olympic snow events, it’s barely cold enough. In fact, the city is more known for... Read More →
Ekaterina Anatolyevna Koshkina was going to have her fifth birthday in less than a month. Her little sister, Lyubov Anatolyevna Koshkina, was two... Read More →
As Seen in Huffington Post Jack has his share of challenges. His life began by being born with Down syndrome, to a fourteen year old mother who... Read More →
Little Miracles must have thought since we turned down one referral and were put back in the infamous line, we learned our lesson and would stop... Read More →
Amy’s sobs dissipated while she desperately listened for my response to her pleas. She experienced the same humming buzz I met when I first... Read More →
As Seen on Adoption.net “Get him a stress ball!” they said. “It will help him!” they said. My son, Denney was ten when he finally mustered the... Read More →
My wife, Amy and I had three sons biologically before her childbearing days were over. We had always dreamed of having daughters to go along with... Read More →