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A letter to my adopted daughters
Before you were born, I tried to imagine what it would be like to be a dad. I asked God to teach me how to be a good one. And then I realized that because God is my Father-Mother, He is always guiding me to do my best.
When your mom and I held you as tiny babies in our arms for the first time, we were so happy and excited.
You were adopted from birth by your mom and me. Being adopted is a very special thing, and you are just as loved and cherished as every other child of God.
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