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“Sandy was young when she had Billy, but was very active in selecting a family that would welcome her continued involvement — which we did,” says his mother, Brenda. But when Billy was six, his birth mother married and had a child — and Billy's family began hearing from her much less frequently.
“ My wife and I are white; our daughter is black. And even though my wife and I talked a great deal about race before we decided on a transracial adoption, we didn’t fully appreciate how visible our family would become in the eyes of the world around us. ”
Q: "Our 16-month-old has been home for about a month now, and our three-year-old (who was also adopted) still sees his little brother as Public Enemy #1. Will this get better? What should we do?"
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