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  • Politics Aside: Transracial Adoption Awareness 101

    Cathy Tompkins, MA|September 25th, 2025|

    Skin color matters. Hair texture matters. History matters. I know I risk angering some readers with these ideas but that has never stopped me before. I hope you will stay with me. 1. My daughter’s best friend in high school was a black girl whose daddy had served in the Carter administration. She had always... Read More

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  • Hope for the best, prepare for the worst!; Anticipatory Grief 101

    Hope for the best, prepare for the worst!; Anticipatory Grief 101

    Cathy Tompkins, MA|September 30th, 2025|

    We are into this pandemic for over a year. I hope you are able to get vaccinated. So many of us have health issues that prevent us from getting vaccinations; it is up to the rest of us to do what we can to achieve herd immunity. I had no problems with the first vaccine... Read More

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  • When Trust isn’t a 2-Way Street; Loving a child with Trauma History 101

    When Trust isn’t a 2-Way Street; Loving a child with Trauma History 101

    Cathy Tompkins, MA|September 30th, 2025|

    I’m thinking a lot about what it means to have a traumatized teen enter my home. I’ve told him that in this home we don’t have sex with kids or hit them.  I’ve told him the household routines he can expect. I’ve made sure that coming to my home was his choice, not exclusively an... Read More

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