Type: Open Letter

I remember being where you're at. I remember the shock, guilt, confusion, anger and the surreal feeling of having no control. I've been the girl sitting on the bed crying

Dear Birth Moms, Just last month, we celebrated World Adoption Day. Maybe you knew that. Maybe you were totally unaware. I don’t know if you checked your social media accounts that

I'm writing this because writing a letter is what changed my life. 26 years ago, I came into the world, four months early, to a woman who was in no

For my birth son, A decision so selfless, a love so pure. You were a gift from the Lord and a blessing for her. As the days pass by quickly

I have written to you once before. It was the day your adoptive family came to take you home. I was 15 at the time, and lost in my feelings.

It’s been almost over 18 years since our worlds collided. Pain, struggles and difficult decisions surrounded our new found relationship back then. You had been through so much but continued

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to work with a birth-mom throughout her labor, subsequent C-section and the two days she spent in the hospital with her sweet

Dear Birth Mothers, I want to take a few minutes and say hello. I warn you this might be a little sappy, so bear with me. This time last year

Today I’ve been swept away in my own reflections of the events from the last two years surrounding our daughter’s adoption story just as I have been in so many

I was yours for three days in the hospital and then my adoptive parents took me into their arms. You chose my parents to take me because you thought they