[Sara Joy Edgemo]

I was adopted in 1977 two days after I was born. My dad is white and my mom is Indain. I am Bi-Racial mixed with black and white and my thoughts on this subject is that if in fact it dosen't matter to both of you, then it dosen't matter at all.

My family rasied me to beleive in myself. Color or race has never mattered to me. So when people ask me what race I am, I say both because what you see is what you get. I am Sara and I love my parents more than anything in the world.

In order for the world to get passed this color line more people have to realize that color/race dosen't define what really lives inside someone.

My parents had two children of there own and have never treated me any different. They taught me that with family, you can make it through anything.

I am very blessed to have been adopted to such a loving family. and if you and your husband are serious about adopting this child, then do it and do because it is something you want to do. Poeple no matter what race will say anything, but in the end family and love wins!

My mother said her biggest trouble was my hair. I've answered questions at school from kids, but never had any problems growing up.

My thoughts about this subject is that if I had a chance to adopt, it wouldn't matter to me either.

Good Luck and if you do, do this just raise that child the best way you know how because life is a miracle!