Yes, they really are my children.

Corrie Bugby
Murray, UT

I am a Caucasian woman who adopted three African American sons. I love them. I cherish everything about them. And I hate it when people assume that they aren’t my children. Like the woman who asked me, “Don’t you think you’d love a biological child more?” ?! I have come to embrace their ethnicity as a part of my own life. And I am a better person for it. And with open adoptions, their birth families are now a part of my family too. People say that my kids are lucky to have me…no, I’m the lucky one.


What is your 6-Word Story?
Related Posts
With kids, people don’t separate us.
With kids, people don’t separate us.
Love My Backgrounds, But Spirit First.
Love My Backgrounds, But Spirit First.
You are more than one race?
You are more than one race?

Comments are closed.