How Much Did You Pay for Her?: Forgiving the Words that Hurt Adoptive Families - eBook

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How Much Did You Pay for Her?: Forgiving the Words that Hurt Adoptive Families - eBook

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ISBN: 9781619581692

By: Christine Rhyner

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How Much Did You Pay For Her? challenges adoptive parents to develop a better understanding of the motivations behind what can seem like an endless stream of questions and comments about their family, and at the same time, addresses the truth of how these exchanges really feel.

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Title: How Much Did You Pay for Her?: Forgiving the Words that Hurt Adoptive Families - eBook
By: Christine Rhyner
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: CLC Publications

Publication Date: 2014
ISBN: 9781619581692
ISBN-13: 9781619581692
Stock No: WW67228EB

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How Much Did You Pay For Her? challenges adoptive parents to develop a better understanding of the motivations behind what can seem like an endless stream of questions and comments about their family, and at the same time, addresses the truth of how these exchanges really feel.

Author Bio

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Christine Rhyner is a writer and adoption advocate. She graduated from the State University of New York at Brockport with a Bachelor of Science in Communication/Journalism. She has worked in advertising, for a comedy club and for a co-marketing firm. Christine began her infertility and adoption journeys in the early 2000s. She has published numerous articles and essays on various topics ranging from reproductive technologies to her Christian faith. She and her husband John, along with their son Lucas from Vietnam and their daughter Olivia from China, live on Long Island, New York, with their two dogs Cole and Callie.