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Adoption related sites created by individuals.

Subcategories

• International Adoption

Resources in This Category

• Adoption Journal

  http://www.5rocks.com/adopting/
  Adoption of three children from Guatemala. Information about the process, useful links, and pictures.

• Adoption Prose

  http://thelaboroflove.com/prose/adoption.html
  Poems and letters about adoption written by individual authors.

• Art Bracke's Personal Pages

  http://www.angelfire.com/folk/piedpiper/
  Details of one man's experiences with foster care, adoption and child abuse/neglect. News clippings, photos, and links to related content are also featured.

• Dad-of-8

  http://members.tripod.com/dad-of-8/
  Describes a family of 8 children, and the inexpensive process by which seven of them were were adopted.

• FANA Adoption

  http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~dgthomas/Colombia.htm
  Information useful for parents considering adopting from Colombia, particularly through the adoption organization known as FANA.

• Lafever Adoption Page

  http://www.angelfire.com/in2/adoptachild/
  Encouraging families with little financial resources to adopt.

• Mi Hija Dasha

  http://legan0.tripod.com/
  Story of the adoption of a girl from Guatemala. Includes photos.

• MsKatlady's Adoption Page

  http://members.tripod.com/~MsKatlady/adoption.html
  Thoughts from a birthmother.

• Our Corner of the Web

  http://www.carl15220.freeservers.com/
  Photos of a family's adoption of a girl from Vietnam.

• The Adoption Storyteller

  http://www.angelfire.com/in/AdoptionStoryteller/
  Stories of life, love, loss, and healing from an adoption perspective.

• Voices From the Heart

  http://voicesfromtheheart.tripod.com/
  A collection of essays, poems and other writings from those touched by adoption.

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