Finding Out Boyhood Heist Hero Was His Own Dad Brings Gift of Knowing What Makes a Man (MOTH Monday)
Not many people can say that their father was also their childhood crime hero – but that discovery has taught Liel Leibowitz an invaluable lesson.
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Even though Maris Blechner used to work as a high school English teacher, she could never find the right words for when her peers commented on her choices as a mother.
Blechner and her husband are the parents of two adopted daughters and a biological son – and even though their children are their pride and joy, she has often received bothersome comments about her decision to adopt.
Blechner has since watched her children grow up and have children of their own. She has also started her own adoption agency and helped dozens of parents adopt kids of their own; and after all these years, her experiences with adoption has finally given her the words she was searching for in response to people nagging her about adoption.
Listen to her story below…
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(LISTEN to the sweet story below)
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