Alabama Adoption Story: Twins
Mother of twins wants daughters to value family traditions
Patty Boltz's life was not complete, however. She wanted children. "In the sixth grade, I wrote an autobiography; it included twins," she said. "Never in my wildest dreams did I know they'd come from China."
Through a mutual friend, Mark and Patty Boltz found out about Children of the World adoption agency in Fairhope. "I was 40 when we started the adoption process and 42 when we got Catherine and Caroline, who were 10 months old," she said.
"The girls sleep together, dress alike and are inseparable. They are typical 5-year-olds with their squabbles but they hug and kiss and make up," she said.
Patty Boltz's life was not complete, however. She wanted children. "In the sixth grade, I wrote an autobiography; it included twins," she said. "Never in my wildest dreams did I know they'd come from China."
Through a mutual friend, Mark and Patty Boltz found out about Children of the World adoption agency in Fairhope. "I was 40 when we started the adoption process and 42 when we got Catherine and Caroline, who were 10 months old," she said.
"The girls sleep together, dress alike and are inseparable. They are typical 5-year-olds with their squabbles but they hug and kiss and make up," she said.
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