Adoption is usually associated with some anxiety and uncertainty. It is so understandable when the things are not in hands of the clients, when they have to prepare the paperwork and wait for a possibility to travel. How will it be? What to expect? What might happen? Will we love the child from the first sight? How will we feel ourselves in a new country? What if… ? Adoptive parents have so many questions that bother their minds and hearts. It is impossible to go through the process without questions, doubts, and fears. Some clients can tolerate the emotional level of adoption better. Some can be less successful. We have to be honest-- adoption can bring surprises and adoption process is associated with high emotional magnitude. However, we love this pressure. We, at Adoption Ark, understand that the process is hard and challenging, we understand and we support our clients in their effort, in their honest desire to help and to push forward, in there will to win and to bring an orphan child to a warm, cozy home environment. Some adopted children are older and some are younger. Adoption Ark is happy when the clients are happy with their children. We glad when we can help to bring an older child to a family, and when we can help to bring a charming wonderful baby or a tot to a family. This is another wonderful adoption and some words from a very happy client, Angie from Illinois:
“I wanted you to meet the most precious baby...MINE! lol
I am thrilled. I give you good references all the time. I could not be happier with taking the leap of faith I made. It was very scary for me, but after meeting Linda and Yana it made it easier. I try and explain that to people. I am from the Midwest and we question everything...so anything people want to know, or have questions about I try and explain it to them so they understand I actually wore their scary shoes!
I am so happy with her! My parents and sisters absolutely adore this baby...
Who would not? Look at these sky-blue eyes and you will understand joy of adoption that overpowers all challenges of the process. From this experience, I once again realized that meeting an orphaned child can change the life of an adult forever. This is why many American families who adopted once, want to return to the orphanage again. They can never forget the faces of the kids who were left behind.