To report "Making of a Family," Jessica D.
Matthews spent hundreds of hours over more than 16 months with the
Cummings, attending school at Old Forge with Wendy, observing Mike
at work at Lackawanna County Stadium, reviewing documents, talking
with their doctors, adoption lawyers and advisers, and family and
friends.
She was
there for their most important decisions in their search for a
family. She capped off the reporting by traveling with the couple
when they got their son, Andrew Michael, from his orphanage in Lang
Son, a province in northern Vietnam, just 10 miles from the China
border. She attended the special international adoption ceremony
with them and then traveled south to Ho Chi Minh City where they
finalized the adoption.
As a result, relatively few scenes in
the "Making of a Family" are reconstructed, and those are the result
of careful interviews with all key participants.
-- Larry
Holeva ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
©Scranton Times Tribune 2002
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Date: Aug, 30
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wE'VE JUST
BEEN THROUGH THE SAME JOURNEYWITH A BEAUTIFUL, HALTHY 2
MONTH OLD BABY GIRL AT THE END. iT'S WORTH EVERY DIME
AND TEAR. DON'T GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS TO BE
PARENTS.
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