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@peterrudy9207 So how many are you adopting? Clearly you TRULY care, so you must be

This was so so helpful! Exactly what I was searching for to “see” the process. Then I find out it’s through Rejoice, where we are traveling for mini IVF in March, from Minneapolis. God bless you! Beautiful couple. I think I saw in later videos it was successful!? 🎉❤

Thank you for this video....❤❤❤❤

Love Sharon!

I appreciate this episode. Suffering with secondary infertility and its been really hard. So thankful for my little girl but the longing and desire to add to our family is so strong makes it hard some days. Thank you for the encouragement!

Amazing family! ✨ I’m sorry for the pain you’ve been through; life can be really tough sometimes."

I'm Korean but not a adoptee. I've been doing research on adoptions for a paper I'm writing. I'm not judging this specific family but based on the research I've done I don't think international adoptions are a good thing, and especially not when it involves different races. My beliefs are based on reading Korean adoptees memoirs like "All You Can Ever Know" by Nicole Chung and countless others. None of those children were mistreated per sey but clearly many grew up confused about having a different race than their parents and growing up looking Asian while having almost no Asian specifically Korean, Chinese etc cultural upbringing. I'm not saying every Asian adoptee would grow up like this but based on the huge amount of books and testimony that I have watched its clear its a universal longing just as if a Christian child was adopted by Muslims parents and then one day longs for Jesus instinctively. Secondly as a Christian myself I know a lot of these adoptions are done by loving Christian parents however like so many times good intentions it produces bad incentives. In this case South Korea has been knowing as a "baby exporting" country for years and it is wrong. Because the system is set up so often single mothers but often mothers with a husband who are perfectly capable of taking care of the baby are pressured to give it up for various reasons then adoption agencies essentially "sell" the baby at a insane prices in the guise of administrative fees or whatever. I've heard many stories of Korean women being pressured to give up their babies then regret it later but told they can't give the baby back. I'm sure these parents didn't go through some shady agency but the overall demand of babies by mostly white parents produces that incentive for shady actors, in this case Korean, to do that sort of stuff. I'm sure the abuses are not as rife as it was in the 50's or 60's when South Korea was a poor country but that system still persists and its wrong. These Korean babies should be in their own countries raised by their own people, and yes contrary to popular belief there's plenty of Koreans willing to adopt Korean babies despite the racist assumption Koreans won't raise kids who aren't their biological children. Especially with South Korea going from a overpopulation country to a low fertility country, these children being sold to foreigners is WRONG. Thirdly I will pray God gives Jessica and Spencer the wisdom to raise Evelyn right and they get educated on the issues that Korean/Asian adoptees face and I hope they will raise Evelyn with some Korean cultural upbringing for example there are now many Korean summer camps for adoptees like Evelyn. She should be taught the Korean language when she's young so Evelyn when she becomes old enough can choose to embrace her Korean heritage more, beause if she isn't taught Korean when she's young, that door will be shut for her when she gets older. Yes its possible to learn Korean as a adult but its insanely hard for most people.

I like that they prayed about it first and were in the same page 🙏

Thank you for this! I have needed this info. I have struggled with infertility for years and always dreamed of breastfeeding. And thought that dreamed died when we decided to adopt. I feel so hopeful to have that relationship with my child

Why do Correa keep the kids so long?

I can see that Evelyn is feeling so safe n comfortable in their arms❤❤

How many American kids never get adopted !?

Thank you so much for sharing your story. My prayers are with you, Julia. God bless you. I would love to hear more stories like this on the podcast. Knowing the tears will only end when we are in the arms of Jesus is the only way I survive. ❤

Learned something new today.

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I’m so very sorry for Will and Anne, for Matt and his family, and for all the families who have suffered such a loss. My heart goes out to all of you.

racist jade, you people pervert Christianity

🏃 P-R-O-M-O-S-M!!!

Great episode - so encouraging. 🙏🏻

Thank you!!