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Remembering Eunice Dwumfour

When I was a kid, growing up in upstate New York, I was always fascinated with politics. I'd dream of growing up and getting involved in...

Gabe's Daddy: The Launch

Yea, we're doing this today. I have had so many amazing and incredible people who have loved me and my family, and supported us during...

Remembering Forever

Hi there, faithful friends and family. It has been a year since we walked out of that courtroom, a forever family. I had stupid hair, my...

Your Papa Rocks

Dear Gabe, There is so much I want to tell you, so many stories that I want to introduce to you, so many places I want to take you, and...

Making the Stories Survive

It’s a funny time of year, isn’t it? Warmer weather, flowers in full bloom, the promise of summer on its way. It’s our first Mother’s Day...

The Journey Home

Alright everyone, settle down. You’ve been liking his pictures on Facebook, you’ve been favoriting his Tweets on Twitter, and you’ve been...

The Morning the Son Rose: Part Three

The morning of November 9, our son’s birthday, has been filled with too many hours already. As my husband and I stand over his bed and...

The Morning the Son Rose: Part Two

7:49 a.m. It is still the morning of November 9, 2015, and I enter the operating room for Bio Mom’s c-section, to be her support system...

The Morning the Son Rose: Part One

By now, you’ve all seen the video of us bringing our son home for the first time. And it was every bit as wonderful as the musical...

Surprise...It's Not A Girl!

In the final month before our baby arrives, our amazingly generous families threw us two lovely little baby showers, and despite our...

The Birth Plan

It is Sunday, October 4. With the smell of pumpkin spice lattes and warm apple cider in the air, my husband Dom and I have found...

When The Agency Calls

As it turns out, it was just like they said it would be. You wait, and wait, and wait. And then a cell phone ring inverts your stomach...

The Confession

I hate to waste words. So I tend to only write about updates in our adoption process when there’s something of real substance to report....

When the Teaching Lives On

Two crisp twenty-dollar bills pushed into lumpy 13-year-old fingers, Mom pushed me into my uncle Kenny’s car. “You don’t say a word about...

Saying "No" To A Baby

I’m sure that when we take the final numbers at the end of 2015, the balance of happy experiences will outweigh the tough experiences....

When The Money Doesn't Come

If there was ever a time when I could assure you that we had dotted every i and crossed every t, it would have been this one. To admit a...

Promises To A Birth Mom

To The Mother of Our Future Child, We are so excited to talk to you for the very first time. Your story is one that is so important to...

Creating a Better World Through Mistakes

When I was a few years old, my grandmother would babysit me. She'd take me to the market, and fill a bag with lentils, and then it was...

No Day But Today: On Cancer, Adoption, and Family

It took her until January to tell us, either because she didn't know, or because she wasn't telling. As I was sitting on the side of the...

The Home Study: Part Three

The best stories are always trilogies, aren’t they?  Don’t worry, this third and final piece won’t leave you as emotionally wrecked as...

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