My Adoption

I know I could've done a draw my life, but I felt that this was just a better way to explain my childhood story. http://bit.ly/Subscribe2Tia Become a part of the family, by Subscribing above! One day I will go back to the town I'm from, and hopefully find out what happened to those other 18 beautiful girls. Just wanted to get this off my chest I've had a few individuals say that the only reason they wouldn't adopt is because the child would not look like them. So what? It's your upbringing that will shape them into the beautiful individuals you see in your future kids. Looks do not matter, what matters is giving that child a loving home. This is why adoption is amazing. Love has no boundaries. Just added this into a comment, in case I'm adding it here: Just something I wanted to share, which I shared underneath a comment. I know you might be wondering that even though I told my parents I can't share them, I realized later on. I was 6 at that time, and at 16 I told my parents lets do it... I really want a brother or sister. My parents sat me down and explained how they were going to already adopt no matter what. When I was 9 years old, my mother's health had worsened, plus there were some unexpected situations. I know the people who know me and have watched this video, know about my mother's health. I also want all of you to have an idea, because in this video I was open and honest, and I want to continue that with you all. Thank you for all the love, and your kind words. Also there is someone really important who is involved with this story. My uncle, mom's brother in law, travelled back and forth from Delhi to Ambala to get my adoption papers fully done. It took a total of 9 months, but he kept going tirelessly. So thank you Ranjeet Uncle. Without you, I wouldn't be here. Thank you for watching. I hope you enjoyed the story! Instagram:   / tia_bhatia   Twitter:   / tia_bhatia