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Long Lost Sisters Reunited At Track Meet
The sisters, who went to school ten minutes apart, have the same shoe size, double jointed thumbs and are hard to tell apart on the phone. They've become good friends, and together they're hoping to discover whether they have any more siblings. -By ThePostGame Staff
Adoption And Fostering Part Two: Expanding Your Family Through Adoption
Before Regina Leonard became a mother, adoption was always an option. -By Morgan Small, WABI
May is National Foster Care Month
Each May, National Foster Care Month provides an opportunity to shine a light on the experiences of the more than 400,000 children and youth in the foster care system. -Ukiah Daily Journal Staff
After 54 years, son reunites with his birth mother, family.
Don Lachappelle was born Jan. 20, 1959, at a hospital for unwed mothers in Windsor, Ontario. He had recently come across enough information to track down his birthmother. -By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound
KidsPeace Launches Online Resource for Foster Care Teens
New portal goes live for National Foster Care Awareness Month with anonymous counseling to aid teens with unique issues. -By Mel Fabrikant, The Paramus Post
Separated at birth? Find your siblings now!
If you want to find a long-lost sibling, sites like Adoption.com can help. While this site has tons of great resources for families trying to adopt or find parents for a child of their own, they also have a special section dedicated to search and reunion. -By Colette Bennett, HLN TV
Tanya Barfield gently tackles adoption politics in ‘The Call’
In Tanya Barfield’s new play, Peter and Annie set their sights abroad after fertility drugs and an Arizona adoption fail. -By Elisabeth Vincentelli, NY Post
Sisters celebrate their adoption
Over the past five years, Glandt said, adoptions of foreign children by Americans have dropped by about 60 percent. By Robert C. Lopez, News & Record
Adopting Ukrainian children full of pain, love
Scott and Rachel Lawry adopt brother and sister from Ukraine. The couple raised money for adoption through gifts and yard sales. -Story by Kym Klass, The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser
After 60 years, tears of joy mark meeting of two sisters in Kingman
Sisters Rebecca Rice and Sandra Estes were reunited after 60 years after Sandra, who was given up for adoption at birth, located her sister after joining Ancestry.com. -By Doug McMurdo|Miner Staff Reporter
About one in five teen births a repeat pregnancy
More than 365,000 girls between the ages of 15 to 19 gave birth in 2010, and almost 20 percent of them had previously given birth, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a Vital Signs report. By Michelle Castillo | CBS News
When stars adopt, the world notices
Look around the entertainment industry, and you'll see just how many celebrities have adopted. -By Donna Freydkin | USA TODAY
American Academy Of Pediatrics Supports same-sex Marriage, Adoption
Gay and lesbian couples should be able to get married for the health and well-being of their children and families, the nation's leading group for pediatricians said on Thursday in a policy statement that also backs adoption rights. -By Susan Heavey & Genevra Pittman|Reuters
Adoption journey ends happily for Quincy family
The journey the Quincy couple went on to get their sons was long and often heartbreaking. -By Jamie Barrand|CheboyganNews.com
Recruiters try to make adoption matches
Since state officials announced plans last spring to put $2.3 million in state and federal money into the effort, 24 additional Wendy’s Wonderful Kids recruiters have been hired, and five more soon will be on the job, serving 55 of Ohio’s 88 counties. -By Rita Price, The Columbus Dispatch
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