Fiction can’t touch this one.
Sometimes the truth really is that much better.
Read Chad Cottle’s story, and you’ll understand.
Visit Chicago Now to read my long-time friend and fellow writer’s adoption reunification story, “I Had My Mother’s Name!”
Carrie Goldman chose to use Chad’s piece as her grand finale for “30 Adoption Portraits in 30 Days,” a November series in honor of National Adoption Month. The Huffington Post will re-run the series in January, so watch for the story there too.
If you like Chad’s writing, you can find more of it on his Amazon Author Page.
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