ADOPTION Q&A! ANSWERING YOUR MOST ASKED QUESTIONS!

In this Q&A filled video, Lawson interviews his wife, Tiffany, about the questions you asked most about her Adoption Story. This is a part 1 of more upcoming videos that will expand on this topic. We hope this answers the curiosities you have about her personal story, and also encourages you about the topic in general. If you have any adoption information you would like to share, feel free to comment below, or reach out to us on our social media. Are you adopted? Know someone who is? Or in the process of it? We’d love to know as we hope to adopt one day too! Part 2 coming soon….
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[@susansudhoff9485]

Adoption does not have to be expensive at all. That is a very common misconception. If you adopt from your county children's services it costs you nothing. You have to be willing to accept the child God gives you, just like a bio child. If you want a "perfect" baby be prepared to wait those 5-10 years. We adopted 4 beautiful children through our county agency. First was 2 years old and the last three were newborns. To God be the glory!

[@lonettelittle3060]

We fostered and then adopted our three children from dhr. There are thousands of children in foster care. A large majority of them are teenagers who are longing for a forever family. They age out of the system at 18 years old. If they have no support system thousands end up homeless. Please consider adopting a child from your county or state through the department of human resources. ❤❤❤

[@JentasticVintage26]

We fostered and adopted our youngest two boys. The oldest of the two came to us at 5 months old and his baby brother joined us as a newborn. It took about two years for the actual adoptions to go through but they were living with us the whole time. ❤

[@sarahglines403]

Some foster systems in certain states are a lot different then others. Where I live, adoption through fostering is very difficult...so yes, it is very expensive for some people, also every family is different, so yes fostering and fostering to adopt is wonderful, but not every situation is a good idea for every family. Please dont judge people for trying to adopt from a different country, its hardly ever because they want a "perfect baby"...I know a family personally who adopted from a different country who is severly disabled for instance, because thats where they felt God was leading them.

[@jjduncan495]

I read that it’s over $20,000.00 to adopt

[@JentasticVintage26]

@@jjduncan495 That may be true for a private adoption in the US or for an adoption from another country. Foster care adoptions are free as the county even pays the court fees. Our sons are considered special needs and we have been given an adoption subsidy until they turn 18 as well as Medicaid until they turn 18. Medicaid covers all of their health/dental and the subsidy helps with other expenses.

[@cdriv6542]

My brother and sister in law adopted a boy from China many years ago. He is an amazing 20 year old young man, studying to become a pediatrician. Shout out to the parents who have adopted children and opened their hearts to love them and support them.

[@vickiromero1659]

Thanks for sharing your story. We adopted our two daughters at birth and they are now 25 and 28. They were mine as soon as they were placed in my arms. I always tell people I’ve never had a biological child-but there is no way I could love a biological child more than I love my girls!

[@nadabradshaw7099]

We adopted our daughter from Korea through Holt Adoption. They brought her to us. She was 4 months old when we brought her home. She is 49 years old now and we still celebrate her Gotcha Day! She has never wanted to go to Korea.

[@MegaBuy123]

My husbands family are the founders of holt adoption. Very cool!!!!

[@jennasherman5982]

I was adopted from Vietnam at 7 months old. I always knew I was adopted and always felt a part of my adopted family! I was one of the lucky ones. Now I am such an advocate of adoption due to my own story. I want to adopt someday. Such a beautiful story Tiffany! God blessed both of us with amazing families! ❤️❤️

[@marsihopkins1995]

My daughters were adopted to the same family that I prayed for when I couldn’t get off drugs to take care of them . I was homeless of and on for years. We have been back in contact for 17 years now. My middle daughter lives in same town now .

[@beckycurato-vo7jg]

We adopted our youngest son when he was a baby. He is actually my husband’s nephew. We know that God Blessed us with him. Every day I am so thankful that he is in my life. He is 16 now, I am so proud of him. God has orchestrated our story from the beginning. Thanks for sharing your story Tiffany. Love your story & the both of you are Awesome.❤️

[@elsiehowell13]

my mom had me in 8th grade and put me up for adoption.. hearing tiffanys story and faith is so inspiring and comforting to me 💗

[@Izzy-bk8iw]

Someone giving away their nearest and dearest for a better life. I think it's the most selfless loving thing a person can do.

[@antoniawilliams3913]

My husband and his two siblings are adopted, all from three different biological families. My in laws are amazing and I'm so thankful they adopted. My husband and I would like to adopt one day also.

[@lesleysmith9672]

I adopted my beautiful daughter 15 years ago in the UK. She is now almost 19 years old and thriving. She has grown up with the love of Christ in her heart, and I pray it will always remain with her. God bless you both always x 17.23

[@susanm5101]

This is such a beautiful story. Tiffany is so blessed and is so articulate in expressing her feelings. God bless you both.

[@colleenstump116]

The video of your Gotcha day is so precious!! Your brother jumping up and down. This is the sweetest video ever! 💝

[@kellywawro3132]

My daughter has 3 bio boys and has adopted 2 boys thru foster care 💙💙

[@kimisorensen4974]

I’m adopted from Korea. I identify with your story sooo much. I was also adopted when I was 13 months old. Prayers for you!! I completely understand your I don’t want to call it disinterest I’m going to China. I remember going to a culture camp, and my parents eventually decided to stop taking us. It’s a very thin line. How much do you want your child to learn without making your child feel different from you. I loved the way my parents did it. They let us take the lead but they let us know very early on that if we ever wanted to search for our birth families they would support us 100%.

[@debkrause4404]

I was adopted when I was 11 months old I never regretted it my adoptive parents were wonderful to me

[@kathyfinch8924]

Thanks for sharing your story, Tiffany. I have 3 beautiful nieces and 1 second cousin adopted from China, Amelia, 21, Grace, 21, Andrea, 19 and Lila, 17. I also have a friend who adopted from China. Her daughter is MaryLi, 16. My family and community are so blessed to have these young women in our lives.😊❤

[@kimberlyrosch3892]

Loved hearing your story. My Mom was born in Germany and adopted to an American family. About 7 or 8 years ago she found her birth brother who still lives in Germany. She now has her brother, sister n law, niece, great neice and an aunt in her life. God is good ❤

[@debbiecollins100]

Same here! My daughter cried for the whole week straight! She bonded immediately to me.

[@DisneyMomma0104]

We have 2 miracle biological daughters who are now 18 & 22…..we struggled with secondary infertility for 8 years after that until God called us to become a foster family! We fostered 16 children from 2016-2023 (we have our 16th with us now) and it looks like we will finally be adopting our 16th little one! (The 15 before her didn’t need us to be their forever family….and that’s ok!) We have loved every single child and we never dreamed that we would say we have parented and loved 18 children! ♥️ God’s plans are SO much bigger and better than our own! Thank y’all for sharing! We are praying for y’all! ♥️

[@corinnebaldwin4479]

My daughter adopted her child. We heard through a family friend that a drug addicted mother couldn't take care of her baby and she gave it up. Foster care is an amazing way to adopt. There are so many needs not only in other countries but also right here in our own country

[@jenniferboatright4405]

We adopted our daughter 3 years ago from Christian Adoption Services out of NC. Yes it’s expensive, but God always provides a way!! It took us about 18 months from the initial “interest” meeting until we held her in our arms. We did want an infant and so sometimes the wait is a little longer. That organization was wonderful to work with, taking us almost literally by the hand step by step, making sure we had everything we needed to have a successful adoption. Our girl is thriving now and is perfect for our family!

[@mikapeeple9738]

I'm adopted and this really hits home. I was adopted at 3yrs old and told I was adopted at 8yrs old. My biological mother was on drugs and knew she couldn't take care of me. Your story about your brother made me laugh because my brother is also the person I bonded with first.

[@kimwilliams1812]

I am blessed to be able to adopt my great nephew. I am 64 years old and our son is 12 years old. He knows he is adopted and has been able to meet some of the family. Me and husband has always been truthful to him about his adoption. I believe that him knowing this information from the start has helped him to be grounded and okay with himself. He has never been angry with fact that he is adopt. And he knows that he can always ask us anything about his biological parents. I know it is a little easier adopting with in the family because you don’t have to go searching for answers, you have all information at hand. We tell our son that God brought him to us, and we are so so blessed to have him in our life. God is Amazing ❤

[@karenpierson9841]

Hope he never asks for help for writing sentences. Just saying

[@sharonmartin1223]

​@@karenpierson9841 why be mean ....I don't get you people who think they have to correct us

[@karenpierson9841]

@@sharonmartin1223 you're right

[@robyncroix2604]

Thank you for sharing your sweet story, Kim. Your great nephew is so blessed to have such caring family to love him.

[@lindsaybezet3517]

How selfless of you to adopt your son. That is so admirable and kind. God bless ❤

[@sheriturner6118]

Thank you Tiffany for sharing your story. You are a beautiful soul!!!

[@karengraham-ig6kp]

I also identify with Tiffany’s story, being adopted at 2 1/2 yrs old, w a similar backstory of being left near a police station w/ no background information in S.Korea. One thing that was interesting for me, on my Gotcha day, my pa ents met me at Honolulu Airport rather than traveling to Seoul themselves to pick me up. Back then (late 1970’s), it was the policy of that agency for parents to hire someone to escort their child to their new home country, rather than the parent going to that country.

[@sandandsparrow]

How encouraging and convicting to see the light of Christ shine in your life.

[@lindatawera8013]

So precious Tiffany that you have recordings of meeting your new parents and brother who loved and cherished you right at the beginning.💕

[@evergreens978]

Listen to this or die vs. lawson or bates.

[@crystalmills6909]

Thank you for sharing Tiffany, you are precious. I love with every answer you lead the conversation back to Christ. You truly are showing your love & faith. ❤

[@kiradouglas1479]

A beautiful adoption story. We adopted our little miracle through foster care. We were able bring him home from the hospital.

[@ruthfoss8463]

My husband and I chose to adopt, from China, two times! The best decision we ever made other than serving God. My oldest daughter, Gabriella, was 12 mos and weighed 13lbs. She was very I’ll when we got her . She was like having a newborn. Her doctor in the states didn’t think she would live and said take her home, love her and feed her. We did and she’s now 22! Our second daughter, Dasha, is now 19. She is from the same province as you and same orphanage as you, Lianjiang. I’m probably not spelling it correctly. Dashas Orphange name was Liam Wen Gua. I can’t wait to tell her! She also wanted to have her DNA tested, etc. We did it for her on her 16 birthday. She also has several long distant cousins here in the states. She hasn’t had a desire to contact them. I’m so glad you shared your story. We waited almost 3 yrs for our first daughter. Our youngest was a nine month wait. It was and still is such a blessing to adopt! Anyone here please contact me for questions if you would like. Blessings Tiffany and Lawson!

[@Carebear-hw3jr]

As someone who is adopted, this really touched my heart! Adoption is such an amazing thing! I don't know where I would be today if it weren't for my adoptive parents. Thank you SO much for sharing your story with us Tiffany! I am praying that you both will be able to adopt in the future like you both desire. You both would make the most wonderful parents!!!

[@loriburgess1866]

Our family is made up of three biological children and two adopted children. Our adopted babies were both born in San Diego County. We feel so grateful for the privilege of having them in our lives.

[@barbaramiller3205]

We also have 3 biological and 2 adopted.

[@kristineadams4527]

My husband and I adopted our son Matt, the day before he turned 18. He was in 45 foster homes and 1 failed adoption. We now have legal custody of his 4 yr old daughter, as we didn't want her to be in CPS custody.

[@ezchristmas]

Adoption stories are beautiful and varied. This one was about as happy as they come! ❤ Older child adoption is an especially difficult calling…Sometimes kids have been so traumatized and wounded that they aren’t able to bond. Even in the darkest and saddest of adoption stories, God is working.

[@Cheree19]

I’m adopted. My parents brought me home at 8 months, but my adoption wasn’t finalized until I was 2 because I live in Northern California. I was born with fetal alcohol syndrome and the doctors wanted to put me on medicine. My parents said no. God will heal me. 26 years later and I’m thriving. Thank you Tiffany for sharing your story❤

[@CheapsKate77]

FAS is more about the developmental issues that occurred while you were being formed in the womb. There isn’t a medicine that can fix that.

[@ChknNuggget]

My husband and I are getting ready to adopt our nephew whos mother and father both passed away by the time he was 4. This video has come at a great time!

[@ruthfoss8463]

You can trust that what you’re doing is if God and you will be blessed for adopting your nephew. James 1:27 says to take care of the widow and orphan. I researched that phrase to take care of. It actually means to make a permanent or ongoing change in their life. More that a dollar or a box of groceries. I’ve seen Gods blessings in our life over the years and I truly believe it is in great part for adopting our 2 girls. Adoption is such a part of Gods plan for all of us! Blessings to you!

[@Amy-et7sv]

We adopted our youngest from China when she was 13 months old. Thanks for sharing your story!

[@mrskop]

I watched One Child Nation a couple of years ago and it broke my heart. I knew about the policy but never thought of what happened to mothers that got pregnant a 2nd and 3rd time. The forced abortions 💔 and babies forcibly taken away. 😢Thank you for sharing your story.

[@catlover129]

We adopted our son from foster care. His bio mom put him up for adoption through the safe haven laws. His legal name was Baby Boy Moses until we adopted. I'm always encouraged to hear of interacial adoptions where the child continues to have a good relationship with their adoptive parent. I'm hoping and praying for this with my son. For anyone interested in adoption I highly recommend researching trauma and the brain. Failed adoptions are more common than you think. Adoption is not something to take on lightly.

[@crownofsplendor2023]

The prayer at the end really touched me. My dad just left my life and my mom passed away in 2020. I’m thankful I get to call God my Abba Father. ❤ He is ever faithful.

[@shellysanderson16]

Thank you Tiffany. Love is family not blood or skin colour.

[@KasseyS]

I resonated a lot with Tiffany's answers. I was adopted as a 4 month old from South Korea to a caucasian family. I grew up looking obviously different from my parents, with no family medical history to rely on (still going to doctors now in my 30s unraveling that!), personally with no strong desire to visit Korea right now, and my parents did a closed adoption so they don't know who my parents were. I'm so happy Lawson and Tiffany shared this story. Whether you can have your "own" kids or not - adoption is such an important and truly life changing blessing for kids like myself!

[@sabo5080]

Love this video and content better than your normal content. ❤

[@rosemarystober9050]

Thank you Tiffany for sharing your story. May God continue to bless you and Lawson as you share your lives and faith with us.

[@tiffanywhisenand6113]

Thank you for being brave and sharing your story, May God Bless you. I have a niece that was adopted from the same province as Tiffany. We are so thankful for her and she is a blessing to our family. I am certain Tiffany’s family feels the same way about her. Love watching you two and keeping up with your family.

[@helenpompei9686]

What a wonderful couple they're so supportive of each other I wish them a great life together

[@WhoDunnit346]

Loved the prayer at the end! I'm not adopted but I really appreciate you sharing your story. I've always loved the thought of adoption and hold those who do it in high regard.

[@lorineilly6103]

We adopted two children. One eleven years ago. Our son only three years ago. Biologically they are siblings. We received our son at three days old in the Nic u. He was addicted to fentenol heroin meth and crack. We spent 31 days in the Nic. He still doesn’t have a legal name yet. We would adopt again and again but the cost is very great. Blessings to you ❤

[@bradramos2578]

Thank you for sharing. I was adopted 55 years ago, I found out when I turned 16 and at that time all I could think about was why I wasn't wanted! As time went on I found my biological mother and half brother when I was serving in the Navy, I found I came here by an affair that my mother had with a Navy man and my half brother served in the Navy as well (crazy!). As I got older and had kids of my own, I wanted to know more about my health and what issues my biological family might have but unable to find out as I still don't know my biological father and mother can't tell me as she had a mental breakdown. I lost both of my adoptive parents who I will always see as my parents because they raised me from birth. But every time I go to the doctor I am asked about family history and have nothing to go on. I joined 23andme to find many 3rd cousins and 4th 5th etc, but nothing closer! Have you ever thought of your health history Tiffany? Thanks, Brad Ramos

[@marthashellman1973]

Loved this....thank you for sharing your story and for the way you shared....so real and genuine and tying in how it really is a picture of how Christ "adopts" us into His family and we become His children!

[@abbieprice3430]

That was great when Tiffany spoke about her China adoption story! I hope that she and Lawson know that they don’t have to wait for 5-10 years to find a healthy child to bring to their family! Even though international adoptions promote special needs children these days, a lot of conditions out there are still manageable depending on how you look at them! I also know for a fact that Tiffany has to wait until she’s 30 if she wants to adopt from her birth country someday! Other than that, I’m glad Lawson gave her the chance to share her story! And one more thing, I had a couple of relatives and friends who were adopted domestically growing up and I’m hoping to adopt myself when I’m ready to start my family someday!

[@merledowning7192]

A beautiful testimony! It's amazing how God's plan is at work. His timing, His wisdom, His love! Thank you for sharing.

[@luanngordon8639]

My late husband and I adopted a 15 year old girl. The process took forever! We went through the Foster Care program, and had several foster kids.

[@rachellethomas216]

My husband and his three siblings are all adopted and my best friend adopted three boys and then had a miracle girl after 9 years of infertility and I have many other friends who have adopted. Because of my rare, progressive lung disease, and undiagnosed endometriosis, we were unable to have children ourselves, or adopt, but I am "Aunt Shel" to many kids in church and all my friends' kids and it's an incredible blessing from the Lord. Thank you for sharing your story! I'm definitely going to check out that documentary too!

[@barbaramiller3205]

Thanks for sharing your story. We have 5 kids and the 2 youngest we adopted through fostering. Adoption is such a beautiful picture of us being adopted into Gods family.

[@jaimewallace6166]

Both my cousins were adopted from China. One was 18 months and one was 3 years old, they were both in orphanages. That's when I learned the process and why it was only girls in the orphanages. Broke my heart.

[@carywilson2807]

You are a beautiful couple and I wish you all the happiness in the world. God bless you

[@suzyzelinski5089]

Thank you Tiffany for sharing your story. 😊

[@BIGGER_RED]

I would love to see y’all adopt. Especially with there being 400,000 kids in foster care in America

[@deborahhopper2682]

Thank you for sharing not only your adoption story but your love for Christ! Love Y’all! Love and Prayers Always

[@jonal42]

tell her she is extra special !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and she is !

[@kathybaggett-gs3cs]

Thank you, Tiffany, for sharing your adoption story. May God Bless you and Lawson!

[@suestewart6887]

Thanks for sharing. This is beautiful. We have 7 adopted children. Various situations and special needs. All in country. This has not been easy but good! Our kids have been our best preachers and teachers.❤

[@debrich312]

I am an adoptive mom to two China angels. We have been so blessed by them. They are now 17 and 12. We adopted through Lifeline Adoptions.

[@_abigailbaldwin]

Loved hearing Tiffany’s story! I relate so much to what she said I was also adopted from China as a baby but it was the Hunan province! Love your all’s videos!

[@darcysalas3042]

I love that. And don't worry you have a mother here that loves you. Amen.

[@jessicakatz9278]

Wow, just wow. I miscarried 2 days ago. My second miscarriage since January and 3rd failed cycle of fertility treatments. The part about being called to adopt just spoke so loudly to me I am in tears. This video came at a perfect time in my life.

[@lauraquorlla3018]

I am so, so sorry for your loss. 💔

[@shelleyivey3992]

I fostered as a ministry while still single into my 30s. I ended up adopting 2 of the many that I took in. By age 41, I had married and after burying our first baby who died at 1 day old, we started our foster journey together as a husband and wife and ended up taking on our now 15-year old, as a newborn and adopted her at 16 months. Hubby also adopted our older girls who were 11 and 14 by that time. Foster care adoption is much needed as there are so many kids in the system. I fostered as a ministry, not specifically to adopt, and ended up adopting 2 of our 3 adopted girls whom I got straight out of the hospital as newborns. There are plenty more out there. Foster care adoption is FREE (DSS covers the cost of the attorney), plus you receive a subsidy package which can include a monthly stipend plus Medicaid until the child is 18 or 21. It’s not glamorous. If I said it was, I’d be lying. You MUST have a good support system bc most adopted children have a lot of emotional and mental health issues due to prenatal and early childhood exposure to drugs, alcohol, domestic violence and abuse.

[@melindercaudell9120]

I see why you love Tiffany so much. She is precious.

[@user-jc8ud6xe9r]

Tiffany, you and Lawson are such a loving and caring couple. I pray God will bless you with a child soon. Children need Christian parents like you. All of humanity is created by God. We are one big family. We are to love, care for and pray for one another daily. Keep spreading your message of unity, love and God’s grace. You both are very special. Linda❤

[@Plantedbythestream]

Thank you for that beautiful prayer at the end...much needed. God bless.

[@dotgoodwin4312]

U two have such compassion for people in the world! Blessings

[@servantwarrior880]

I have a very similar story to Tiffany. I have always known I am adopted, I have zero information about my biological parents or medical history. I hold no negativity against my biological parents and am thankful they were selfless enough to put me up for adoption. I am not actively searching for my biological parents but would be thrilled if I could get my medical history. I have no desire to put my DNA out there though. Also, I would hate to try to find my biological parents and then disrupt their current life if they haven't made my existence public knowledge. I also wouldn't want to be rejected either.

[@annielyst]

Thank you for sharing your story - and for the prayer at the end. You two are a blessing!!

[@fancyfarmmanor734]

We have 8 children, all came to us via God and the miracle of adoption. 2 from KS, 5 from China and one from Guatemala. Two daughters are from Guangdong Province, Dianbai and Zhanjiang. Two are from Changsha, Hunan and one from GaoAn, Jiangxi. Sadly, God called our oldest daughter HOME the day after her 8th birthday due to Childhood brain cancer called DIPG. She was pure Joy and Light and she changed our lives and hearts forever , for adoption. God bless you for sharing your story.

[@boborambles]

I immediately subscribed when this popped up on my youtube homepage, because I am also also adopted from China. It's rare to find this kind of quality content and I'm definitely going to keep following your channel!

[@meganpepper787]

Oh my goodness that is a beautiful story of Tiffany's life. Thank you for sharing it with us. God placed you in wonderful hands. Thank you Jesus!

[@user-yy4ej3qg6z]

Thank you for sharing your story you are a beautiful young lady. Adopting children are a wonderful thing. I have two beautiful grandsons they are brothers. When my daughter and her husband adopted them they were two years old and 6 months..🤗💖

[@mariellemansfield6815]

Love hearing your story Tiff and how you are at peace with who you are! You are inspiration! I was that child that told an adopted girl that her parents weren’t her real parents because they didn’t look anything like. I’ve gone before the Lord and asked for forgiveness for that as I’ve felt terrible about it. I’m not adopted, but I have lived in foster care and before I came to the Lord I felt a bit confused about my identity. I’m Swedish, but my dad married a South African lady when I was 10 years old. She taught me South African English and I went to live in England for a while. I felt an identity crisis because I didn’t feel fully Swedish, but I wasn’t South African or English either and I’d never lived in South Africa. Jesus has healed those wounds now and today I live in New Zealand since nearly 8 years back and now I know that my identity is in Him. NZ is so multicultural that it doesn’t matter so much where you’re from, which I really like, I can be who God has created me to be without that background label. In a few months I’ll be getting by NZ citizenship which I’m super excited about.

[@mandiewinberry2889]

This is my favorite episode yet! Thank you for sharing!

[@Patty-mt3le]

This is my favorite video of yours! Loved it!❤

[@AngelAngel7.7]

God bless you both!

[@mollyrobinson2210]

Thank you for sharing your story.

[@MaryBrown-jp1mv]

Thank you sweet Tiffany for sharing your adoption story 🥰🙏🏻 blessings 💗💗💗

[@lindajones8895]

Prayers for ya'll. Thank you for sharing your story Tiffany ❤️

[@kathleenmunoz4465]

Thank you for being so open about your adoption.

[@estellarodriguez7435]

Thanks for sharing such a personal time in your life. I pray that this touches those who need to hear and see this. The prayer was so genuine and heart felt. You two will be amazing parents when the time comes. 🙏🏼💜

[@denisediangelo1902]

Amazing video

[@kristybeck3494]

Loved hearing your story and much love to you guys!

[@Sonya-cx8dd]

Very encouraging and inspiring❤

[@soniajohnson8896]

What a sweet video.

[@oliviab4412]

love the beautiful testimony intertwined in this q&a!!❤ praise the Lord!!

[@amymcstowe7027]

Thanks for sharing your story

[@tammygonzalez9027]

Thank you for sharing your story and your faith. Love watching you and your whole family on KZbin! May God continue to bless you!

[@windy42305]

Loved all of this and so needed the prayer! Thank you!! ❤❤❤

[@susanq382]

I found it interesting that you were the only baby that cried. Perhaps you were also a favorite and given extra attention because of your cute personality. I can’t wait to see your kids. I picture a family of performers making music together.

[@monicajones2844]

Tiffany, thank you for sharing your story!❤

[@heatherpfender218]

Great episode. Thanks for sharing. Love Tiffany’s definition of family.

[@TeressaJ1960]

I'm so glad God has blessed you, Tiffany, with the family He placed you in and with the family you now have with Lawson. The Bates family seems to be so loving and you deserve that. God bless you.

[@SimplyKatieJane]

❤ Thank you for praying with us.