Adoption Combat Zone: Deceptions and Collateral Damage
Our True Story of International Adoption
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Adoption, Family Relationships, Abuse
| Author: | Kathe Ray | ISBN: | 9781732042612 |
| Publisher: | PurpleClothBooks | Publication: | March 22, 2018 |
| Imprint: | PurpleClothBooks | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kathe Ray |
| ISBN: | 9781732042612 |
| Publisher: | PurpleClothBooks |
| Publication: | March 22, 2018 |
| Imprint: | PurpleClothBooks |
| Language: | English |
In Adoption Combat Zone the author takes you on a journey of her own personal adoption of four teenagers from Ukraine. From the deceptions and lies told by hosting agencies and while in country, to the trauma her family went through after bringing them home, you will find yourself sobbing, then angry, that such travesties take place, all in the name of helping children have a better future. Through the over 350 families who contributed their stories the reader realizes navigating the world of trauma children and teens is difficult at best and organizations who should support these families who have risked everything are the very organizations who contribute to the trauma. These problems with adoption are far more wide spread than most believe. Reading about confrontations with local law enforcement, child protective services, and even federal law enforcement with regards to human trafficking, this book will keep the reader glued to its pages to find out what happens next in this true story.
In Adoption Combat Zone the author takes you on a journey of her own personal adoption of four teenagers from Ukraine. From the deceptions and lies told by hosting agencies and while in country, to the trauma her family went through after bringing them home, you will find yourself sobbing, then angry, that such travesties take place, all in the name of helping children have a better future. Through the over 350 families who contributed their stories the reader realizes navigating the world of trauma children and teens is difficult at best and organizations who should support these families who have risked everything are the very organizations who contribute to the trauma. These problems with adoption are far more wide spread than most believe. Reading about confrontations with local law enforcement, child protective services, and even federal law enforcement with regards to human trafficking, this book will keep the reader glued to its pages to find out what happens next in this true story.
