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2/02/2015

When your child is a burden...

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After three years our Max has racked up enough “serious” diagnosis that we can comfortably say that he will probably need some sort of assis...
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1/26/2015

Update on Max

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A lot of you have been following Max’s story. He’s our youngest son, adopted from Russia three years ago at the age of seven. Our first...
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1/21/2015

11 years in - part B

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Dear Louisa, My funny, funny girl. You were the one who played pranks on us as an infant and at 11 years old you are still finding ways to...
1/19/2015

11 years old, part A

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Dear Annie When I sit down every year to write your birthday letter I always struggle to find the words to tell you how great I think yo...
1/05/2015

the expectation gap...

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So last week I shared a bit with you about how we were willing to face multiple layers of disaster in the name of obedience in relation to...
12/29/2014

Staring down Tsunamis

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You may or may not have been following the housing saga that our family embarked in last summer. If not, let me just summarize by saying...
11/17/2014

Survival of the most persistant

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So I wrote a book, the title is Dissident. There’s so much to tell you. I don’t even know where to start. How about publishing. I had no i...
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