adoption

Adoption proves that sometimes, you can choose your family; all about the process before, during and after adoption.

Title:the end of the night
The moon hung in the night sky, its brilliance casting an ethereal glow that illuminated a world shrouded in darkness. It was a night where secrets thrived, and I knew where you might be—where the inhabitants drew the blinds, shutting out the outside world, and where the midnight oil burned incessantly, pushing the boundaries of time until the first light of dawn.
By hassen fraih2 years ago in Families
Ancestry
My daughter talked me into sending in for ancestry. She did it and had her husband and their children use it too. She confirmed that three of her children belonged to her husband.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Families
FRIENDSHIP. Content Warning.
Introduction In the intricate tapestry of life, humans and animals have shared a profound connection that transcends time and cultural boundaries. From ancient civilizations to modern societies, this bond has evolved from one of survival to a rich tapestry of companionship and mutual understanding. The notion that humans and animals are friends is not just a sentimental perspective; it's a reality that manifests in the countless stories of loyalty, compassion, and shared joy between species. In this article, we delve into the heartwarming relationship between humans and animals and explore the ways in which this connection enriches our lives.
By Daljit singh2 years ago in Families
Mistletoe Magic
Part 1: A Blizzard of Missed Connections Snow whirled like a sugar storm outside Olivia's comfortable book shop, each piece a little star sparkling against the dusk. Inside, the smell of gingerbread and pondered wine blended with the consoling fragrance of old paper, making a shelter against the December chill.
By Iftikhar Akram2 years ago in Families
Harmony Amidst Healthcare Challenges: Navigating Autumn’s Pediatric Surge. Content Warning.
Navigating through a strenuous day on campus proved to be an arduous task, leaving me with scarce opportunities to catch a breath. The crisp embrace of autumn had settled in, infusing the air with a noticeable chill. The Pediatric Ward at our hospital, responsible for the care of children, began to exhibit signs of strain due to a surge in patient numbers. The little ones were arriving with the familiar trifecta of common colds, persistent coughs, and elevated temperatures. Parental distress became palpable, as the unfortunate trend of one sibling falling ill was often followed by others.
By Abdo One2 years ago in Families
How Red Light Therapy Helped Me Overcome My Migraines
I have always suffered from migraines. Ever since I was a child, I would experience intense and throbbing pain in my head, accompanied by nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, and blurred vision. I don’t know what triggered them, maybe it was stress, hormones, or genetics. Whatever it was, it ruined my life.
By stay healthy2 years ago in Families
How Red Light Therapy Saved Me from a Lifetime of Pain
I have always been an active person. I love sports, hiking, biking, and anything that gets me moving. I enjoy challenging myself and pushing my limits. I never thought that one day, I would be crippled by pain.
By health way2 years ago in Families
How Red Light Therapy Saved Me from a Lifetime of Pain
I have always been an active person. I love sports, hiking, biking, and anything that gets me moving. I enjoy challenging myself and pushing my limits. I never thought that one day, I would be crippled by pain.
By right way to keep healthy2 years ago in Families
How I Healed My Toothache with Red Light Therapy
I have always hated going to the dentist. Ever since I was a kid, I would dread the sound of the drill, the smell of the disinfectant, and the pain of the injections. I would avoid dental check-ups as much as possible, and only go when I had no choice.
By fitness home2 years ago in Families
A Night of Tradition and Citrus Bliss: Creating Fruit Salad Memories
Growing up in a family of culinary enthusiasts, my roots were firmly planted in the love of food. Not the haute cuisine of delicate soufflés or Beef Wellington, but the appreciation for simple, well-cooked dishes. In my grandmother's Appalachian Mountain home, every occasion revolved around food. Granny Stella, a culinary matriarch, always had a pot of hearty beef stew, chicken and dumplings, or vegetable soup simmering on the stove, ready for any unexpected guest.
By Mo Hawas2 years ago in Families
How a Simple Pad Helped Me Overcome My Period Pain
I have always hated my periods. They are the worst part of being a woman, in my opinion. Every month, I have to deal with cramps, bloating, headaches, and fatigue that make me feel miserable and unproductive. I dread the days when I have to curl up in bed with a heating pad and a bottle of painkillers, hoping for the pain to go away.
By right way to keep healthy2 years ago in Families
How I Got Rid of My Toothache with Natural Remedies and Red Light Therapy
I have always hated going to the dentist. Ever since I was a kid, I dreaded the sound of the drill, the smell of the chemicals, and the pain of the injections. I avoided the dentist as much as I could, and I neglected my oral hygiene. I thought I could get away with it, until one day, I woke up with a throbbing pain in my mouth. It was the worst pain I ever felt in my life. It felt like someone was stabbing me in the jaw with a knife. I couldn’t eat, talk, or sleep. I was miserable.
By stay healthy2 years ago in Families