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Originally Posted by Bianca  I agree it's sickening, but if you ever watched what these children are capable of doing and the degree of violence that they have you may feel differently.
They harm animals and their siblings and other stuff and sometimes the parents need to protect their family and can't do anything to help the adopted child, I am not saying this is the case in this story, but it happens a lot more than we know.
Some parents are in it till the end and will go to the ends of the earth to help the child, others can't.
I see how the children rock back and forth and are so disconnected, all this from not experiencing human touch, it's awful  |
I dont know what kind of problems this kid had but she CHOSE to adopt him and I think that at the least warrants enough compassion to place him in the hands of the right agency and not dump him on a cross country flight alone. Whatever he did, or however bad his problems were they likely were not his fault and imagine how scary it would be to be a 7 year old kid alone on a flight across the world. I am not trying to say she had to keep him, I dont know her situation or his but the way she went about giving him up is what I find fault with.