Adopted Girl Finally Makes It
A sad adoption story I’ve been holding onto for a while. A girl was adopted from Kazakhstan by American parents, who proved to be jealous of her heritage. But fortunately she survived and made it to become a freshman at Baylor University. The comments from her past classmates and teachers prove that she did have people who cared about her.
A sad but thankfully untypical story with a happy ending.
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Dear KZBlog,
Thank you so much for this post. I lived in KZ for 11yrs and plan on going back. My youngest brother is adopted from there, he is Uigher. We love him so much and he truly has become a part of our family. Thank you for your posts and I look forward to reading more.
Blessings,
Patrick Weed
Thanks, glad you enjoy the blog.