Robert L. Goldstone, MD, FACE, FLMI
Vice President & Chief Medical Officer
Individual Insurance
PM Group Operations
April 20, 2004
RE: Adoption Network Law Center
To Whom It May Concern:
This letter is in recommendation of Adoption Network Law Center and to ask that you give it the highest consideration in communications with your patients and discussion of birth options.
I have spoken with many of the couples that have adopted children through the Network. Given the general difficulty of adoption through many other publicized sources, no one has made it smoother than the Adoption Network Law Center staff. They attend to every detail and make sure of a positive outcome.
Judy Rocca and her staff have made dreams possible in couples who had nowhere else to turn to become families. She genuinely cares not only for the people she helps to adopt children but for the mothers who are making this possible. Each is considered so tenderly and their emotional needs addressed.
The birth counselors likewise are magnificent people. They are literally always on-call for problems or even to speak with birthmothers and adoptive mothers-to-be to allay all concerns. They coordinate activities from the initial meeting of the parents to taking the baby home from the hospital. I haven’t met nicer people anywhere.
Not only can I speak from a professional standpoint, I can speak from a personal one. Our oldest son was adopted from Adoption Network Law Center 8 years ago, and is the joy of our life. We are currently in the process of adopting a second baby from them. We have had wonderful birthmothers, and our counselors were beyond belief. And I could write for hours on the love and caring given to us by Adoption Network Law Center-after all, even being a physician, I am still a nervous father during every step of the process.
For both your patients looking to adopt and those looking for an adoptive home for a child, the Adoption Network Law Center is almost a necessary consideration in the process. The impact they have made in my family’s life I can barely put into words.
click here to view the Adoptive Parents Adoption Video.
When you want to think about the past, touch a rock. When you want to think about the present, touch a flower. When you want to think about the future, touch a child."
When you want to think about the past, touch a rock. When you want to think about the present, touch a flower. When you want to think about the future, touch a child."
