UK Adoption Story
Juana-Mai is at home in Ballymoney
Hazel and Austin Millar from Heatherlea Place travelled to the communist country in 2004 to adopt Juana-Mai who was just 13 months.
She was found by a security guard wrapped in a blanket on the steps of Dangyang council offices and later taken to the local orphanage...
Hazel first considered adopting a baby from China after watching the 'Dying Rooms' a film which depicted the horrendous suffering imposed on young children in orphanages.
The Millars aren't the first family inspired to adopt after seeing "The Dying Rooms", a documentary made in 1995 which I've never seen and would probably find very difficult to watch. It's influence, however, has been undeniable.
Hazel and Austin Millar from Heatherlea Place travelled to the communist country in 2004 to adopt Juana-Mai who was just 13 months.
She was found by a security guard wrapped in a blanket on the steps of Dangyang council offices and later taken to the local orphanage...
Hazel first considered adopting a baby from China after watching the 'Dying Rooms' a film which depicted the horrendous suffering imposed on young children in orphanages.
The Millars aren't the first family inspired to adopt after seeing "The Dying Rooms", a documentary made in 1995 which I've never seen and would probably find very difficult to watch. It's influence, however, has been undeniable.
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