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Family with adopted child of their own say Russian ban only hurts children
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 7:19 PM
There is a Russian ornament on the Christmas tree, a nod to Alexander "Sasha" D'Jamoos' birthplace south of Moscow. But Fariview is where he belongs. Mike and Helene D'Jamoos set out on a mission to adopt him, and it has changed all their lives.
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