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From Uncertainty to Confidence: Learning about HIV
February 4, 2010 – 7:11 am | 2 Comments

As our questions were answered, we journeyed from uncertainty and ignorance, to confidence and passion about adding Dimples to our family; however our challenges were far from over.

Unexpected Gifts
September 30, 2009 – 9:02 am | No Comment

The fiddle melody winds through the room as a woman in a denim skirt calls the dance.  We move in a circle, forward and back, then do-si-do, and he moves on to the next partner. …

Who Wants to Know?
September 10, 2009 – 7:55 am | One Comment

If you asked parents of HIV+ children about the most challenging issue they face, you might be surprised.  While many of us have nagging fears about our children’s overall health, their viral loads, or ARV …

Culture Camp eBook Launch
July 12, 2009 – 7:09 am | No Comment
Culture Camp eBook Launch

We have just the solution for you. Introducing a new resource for adoptive parents: a Culture Camp for Kids; What to do when they can’t do (or they don’t want to)

This e-Book features countless activities suitable for young children from around the world.

Dimples
May 30, 2009 – 8:08 am | No Comment
Dimples

I wondered if it was even possible to adopt a child with HIV? Even if it was, what would the future hold? Was it safe for my other children, would she live very long, could I even remember to give medication on a regular schedule for the rest of a child’s life, or at least until she was grown? Could we possibly afford her medical care?

Has Adoption Become “Child Trafficking?”
April 7, 2009 – 7:52 am | 3 Comments
Has Adoption Become “Child Trafficking?”

From A Birth Project:
According to a BBC report, a group of ‘charity workers’ located in Chad were arrested on the tarmark of the airport with an airplane full of about 103 children. The group denies …