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Teaching my kids about giving had an unexpected application for me.
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It was easier carrying out my duties on the job than it was being a good father to my two children.
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Tennessee family responds to radio program by hosting foster children.
When our youngest child turned 18, my husband, Greg, thought that we could relax, enjoy our grandchildren, and just “grow old together.” But in my heart I knew that we weren’t complete … I wanted to adopt. Greg did not feel the same way.
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