This Couple Adopted 4 Siblings From Ukraine! - Pickler & Ben
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- A couple who adopted four siblings from the Ukraine share their inspiring story!
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The great grandmother is so precious, and I love she calls Jesus.
TP, Great Granma was saying 'thank you Jesus, thank you Jesus.' She was already for them to be her greats. GOD BLESS them every one.
They look just like they are biologically theirs! They seem like Roma/Gypsy children, which have the hardest time getting adopted, good for them!!
They do look like them, I wouldnt have guessed they were adopted. Great family
the ones who have the hardest time to be adopted are the sick and disabled ones.Many of them.
These kids are beautiful and a blessing, they even look like the adoptive parents. I hope the make a happy family
I definitely agree. I think they all resemble their adoptive father more than their adoptive mom.
Great grandma is the sweetest grandma.
They are such a match... the children look like their ‘new’ parents. 🤗😊
The kids have resemblance with their dad. If they will not tell everyone they’re adopted, no one would suspect. ❤️❤️❤️
You couldn't ask for better parents or a better home to grow up in. Drew and Tammy are some of the most solid people I have the privilege of calling friends. Such a beautiful family. 1J 3:1
Nathan Conley very nice people, do they have an IG?
The children look genetically Roma Gypsy not Slavic Ukrainian.
They deserve a loving home no matter their genetic heritage. The family seem to be really happy and supporting
I agree. And I think the kids sort of favor the adoptive parents. At least the mom and daughter really favor. I'd have thought they were mother-daughter or aunt-niece, or something. They are that beautiful, shiny black hair.
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Gee wiz, that's what i was thinking . I thought man , those kids look like the parents . All just beautiful ! :)
I saw on the news , The Ukrainian's didn't consider the Roma's as White and wouldn't help them escape . They are White and Ukrainians seem wicked to me . Theirs even Black Americans adopting Ukrainian children .
Those kids r gorgeous!! And what a wonderful family!
This family is admirable. What they have done is beautiful. The parents look very kind, very genuine. The kids from Ukraine will certainly be happy with them and have a good life. Awesome !
Well done. They are from Ukraine and I hope they can keep up their Russian language too as it could be very useful in later life for careers if they are bilingual. I am so glad they could stay together. My 5 children are so close. Splitting up siblings is never nice at all. These children also look like their adoptive parents too so that's good. Well done to all of them. The great grandma said thank you Jesus - what a lovely lady.
Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Restores your faith in human beings. Sending them so much love from Australia xo
Aww! So precious! We brought home our 3 Ukies a little over 2 years ago. Like you, we went from it being just the two of us to having a houseful! What a blessing! Congratulations!
How did you start the process? What agency?
How much was the process of adoption?
Ukies???
@@justynabuniowska6884 It's a nickname for Ukrainians
@@crazy-beautifulgg5978 It truly depends on how many children you are adopting. The process has changed since we completed ours and now you are required to do three trips to Ukraine to complete your adoption. The facilitator fee for us was $13,000. Then you have to add in homestudy fees, travel fees, medical exams in Ukraine, Visas for the kids and other expenses. We fundraised a lot, including collecting over 11,000 lbs of shoes with the help of Angel Bins. It was worth it, though.
What a beautiful family
You find you each other. What a beautiful and loving family. Hope the best for all of them.
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This s a beautiful story ❤️, this made me cry and I don’t cry
Bless you all!
Your daughter is stunning, such a beauty. The boys are gonna break a lot of hearts. The youngest has a beauty mark in the exact same location as myself. ( be careful when you start shaving )
Again blessings to all.
Oh my God how wonderful is that!
Wow ! Gorgeous children ! Congrats!!!!!! Hope all is well and loud !!!! 😊👍
Just beautiful family ❤😊
Omg,they actually Look like their parents!!! They're soooo gorgeous!!!!
Blessings to you all
SO CUTE.
So Awesome ! The kids are Super cute, as is Mom and Dad. Bless you all !
I’m happy their safe because of what’s happening in Ukraine rn 🇺🇦
They really are beautiful kids.
beautiful family! god bless you
Beautiful family.
What a beautiful family😍
Godbless u ll abundantly
Beautiful thing ❤️🙌
Good-looking family
little they knew they were saving these childringg from the horrors of war.
They look like they could be biological. Sent from heaven
Adoption is not possible in Ukraine right now but you can be a foster parents.
They look like them even though they’re adopted from Ukraine I’m an aunt Myself. Yes I am. I am an aunt through friendship. I have a niece named Riley and a dog named Riley. My niece and my dog are both named Riley. I’m the oldest of my siblings and our dad was an alcoholic. My mom got full custody of me and then my grandma got full custody of my siblings Jeffrey and Sophie my sister is the youngest. My brother is the middle child and I am the oldest my best friend’s parents became grandparents in their 40s hermom’s 44 and her dad is like 42 or 43 yeah his wife’s a little older
You guys need to use alexa to translate
not yall tellin someone ethicbackground
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How does how much does adoption cost
Depends on the country. Ukraine adoption is usually around $30,000-$40,000
I think they are Roma.
Romani/Roma/Gypsy is not an ethnicity(thus they can't GENETICALLY look like it) lol They are a South Asian origin mixed with everything their ancestry traveled through.
These kids, being from Ukraine, will be a melting pot of ethnicity if they came from a Roma community. So use the word "genetics" correctly when judging someone's race.
P.s. they could also be not from a Romani background at all.
@@larah9870 yes, because of racism...that's all it is. People want kids to match them. It's messed up but it's a reality. So I agree with you, I am also very happy for them.
@@never_give_up90 , that is so untrue. I am surrounded everywhere I go by mixed families....and that is in Virginia. I have friends who have adopted outside of their race. So tired of the race card. People throw it around more than a soccer referee.
@@Luke2128 lol I have no idea what is untrue! What are you talking about? Who is throwing a race card? Can you be more specific? Cause your reply has nothing to do with my comment
I'm just glad they are not in Ukraine now.
They look Gypsy not Ukrainian, lol.
Ukrainians speak Ukrainian, not Russian
Not true most of the people from Ukraine speak russian
My three Ukrainians came home speaking Russian. You forget that, until 1991, Ukraine was a part of the USSR and so Russian was the national language. My kids are from southern Ukraine (Odessa Oblast) and they speak Russian.
This isn’t true. Tons of Ukrainians speak Russian. I’m Ukrainian and I speak Russian.
It depends where they are from. Many only speak Russian. Maybe half speak both and the rest speak Ukrainian. So chances are, they only spoke RUssian. The areas closer to RUssia will speak mostly RUssian if not all,
not yall tellin someone ethicbackground