Comments on: Russia Adoption: Risks and Rewards

By: Rosario Stonier

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By: Fabiola

Fabiola — Thu, 06 May 2010 13:24:22 +0000

Adopting a child is not like buying an item
The merchandise if we do not like or if we came back imperfect.
A child either biological or adoptive parent can not throw them away or return it because he or she has any disease, that is inhumane, such action has no name.
That alleged mother or best woman without feelings as a mother does not deserve to have a child.
That child was lucky to be returned.
My only son was adopted 23 years ago, he has a disease neuropsychology, he is now going through a very difficult situation and of course my husband and I, too, but even so we’re soloing, why? because we love him with all his faults, that was our commitment when we decided to adopt him.
That woman should be punished because she has caused more psychological damage to that child.

By: Compare ISAs

Compare ISAs — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 12:41:29 +0000

Compare ISAs The recent headlines about the little boy sent back to Russia shed light on the reality that not every adoption is perfect. In fact, while there might be some fairy tale stories out there, the reality is, even those have their share of trials and struggles. Compare ISAs

By: Dee Thompson

Dee Thompson — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 20:39:16 +0000

Beautiful story, Valerie! Jhenya is a precious little one and nobody would believe he spent his first two years in an orphanage. His personality sparkles.

I know when I think about my daughter’s friends left behind it is heartbreaking. The actions of this irresponsible Tennessee woman make me fearful that so many children will languish in orphanages or not find a family now. OTOH, if anything good can come of it – like forcing parents to be better prepared to parent post-institutionalized children – then I can deal with it.

I just pray adoptions continue. I am only a mom because I found my children in Russia and Kazakhstan.