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January, 2003
The transition wasn't easy as Hannah adjusted to a new family, new home, and a world in which she had her own clothes, a big sister, and much more personal attention than ever before. She now has a baby brother and a Boston terrier. She attends school and takes music lessons. Hers is a story marked by resilience, determination, and a lot of love.


August, 2000
Hannah, who arrived pale, small for her age, and behind in her language skills, has courageously faced the constant stimulation and excitement that family life and American childhood offers her.
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