Reply #27: I will say this much for adopting overseas two at a time [View All]

[LynneSin]

I have a family member who did an overseas adoption and it just happened that when they applied for one, they ended up with a brother/sister pair that the orphanage did not want to separate and asked if they would mind adopting both of them.

Now the costs to adopt overseas can be outrageous and sometimes paperwork can hold up the adoption longer than expected (they were delayed a week). So the opportunity to adopt 2 children at once seemed like a great planned and would prevent them from going through this hassle a second time (they wanted two).

I'm not suprised to find blonde/blue eye children in latin american and especially south american since yes, many of the Nazis who escaped Germany ended up settling in that country. So that is another issue I'm not concerned with.


The fact that these children might be from ireland and not Latin America like I first read concerns me. THat means there is some sort of lie and/or cover-up going on and this is information we need to find details about. Plus, I'm not aware of Ireland being a country where there is a big market for adoption their children overseas.