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I found Theresa Reid's memoir to be refreshingly honest, not sugarcoating the realities of some international adoptions.
I found Theresa Reid's memoir to be refreshingly honest, not sugarcoating the realities of some international adoptions. I wish I'd read it before we adopted. I cringed when I read Reid said to the agency director who gave them a lovely referral of a lovely 2 year old girl, "you see this just doesn't feel sqecial - it doesn't feel like you qicked her just for us, like it did with first daughter". And then Reid is shocked when this lady quits her job and doesn't tell her.
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In Chicago, Theresa Reid and her husband had lucrative careers and a beautiful home. This book is a must read for anyone interested in international adoption. What was missing from their lives was children. it gives the truth regarding the adoption community with no sugar coating and it deals with feelings of adoptive parents during and after the process. it's also a heartwarming read for any parent. An honest portrait of the ups and downs of international adoption. com User, April 16, 2006.
Theresa Reid chronicles the long, often excruciating, and ultimately joyous journey that led her to adopt two little girls from Russia and Ukraine, in an unforgettable true story of fragile hopes and steadfast love. In Chicago, Theresa Reid and her husband had lucrative professional careers and a beautiful home. But they knew that in Eastern Europe there were children who were missing parents-and they set out to find their family.
In Chicago, Theresa Reid and her husband had lucrative careers and a beautiful home
In Chicago, Theresa Reid and her husband had lucrative careers and a beautiful home. She addresses the issues that arise for many an adoptive parent-including the guilt over taking children away from their roots, the unknowable mysteries of her daughters' earliest childhoods, and the slow, stumbling steps toward trust and tenderness that played out between them.
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Two Little Girls : A Memoir of Adoption. By (author) Theresa Reid. In Chicago, Theresa Reid and her husband had lucrative careers and a beautiful home. But they knew in Eastern Europe there were children who were missing parents- and they set out to find their family. For any parent, adoptive or not, this book offers not only a compelling story but valuable insights into the transformative power of loving a child. Format Hardback 297 pages.
A Memoir of Adoption. New here? Learn how to read digital books for free. Theresa Reid chronicles the long, often excruciating, and ultimately joyous journey that led her to adopt two little girls from Russia and Ukraine, in an unforgettable true story of fragile hopes and steadfast love.
The Lies That Bind, A Memoir Of Adoption . Seattle Young Marines. JH Dunn, Adoption Triad advocate, tells her own story of growing up adopted in the closed adoption system. Dunn takes the reader with her on her journey of isolation looking for her identity, and finding ultimate acceptance and purpose in God’s family Learn More. This book is a definite read for someone who can open their heart and bear to sit in someone else's struggle if only just to learn what the adoption system can do (or not do) in the life of an unwanted child.
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