РУССКОГОВОРЯЩАЯ СЕМЬЯ ИЗ ГЕРМАНИИ УДОЧЕРИЛА ЭЛЮ ИЗ ДЕТСКОГО ДОМА УССУРИЙСКА

Support my channel on BOOSTY boosty.to/neravnodushniy Subscribe! For cooperation issues: [email protected] This story will definitely touch your heart. I’ll tell you about an adoptive family from Germany - Yulia and Alika Beisenov. They have four children. They adopted their youngest daughter Elya from Russia in 2014. Elya was born in a small Russian city in the Primorsky Territory - Ussuriysk. She has a congenital pathology: no thumbs, her arms are shorter than those of other people. Julia fell in love with her at first sight, but it was impossible to take Elya: the court refused to let the family take the child. Hundreds of thousands of people signed a petition for this family. And only through the Supreme Court could the family achieve the truth and take Elya away. Why was the family not given permission to adopt and how did Elya find the family? Watch this touching story and leave your comments. By the way, Yulia and Alik Beisenov wrote the book “Elya at Home”, where they shared their adoption story. The book is distributed free of charge, download links at:    • Книга "Эля дома". Ссылки на файлы кни...   Link to Instagram* of the charity foundation "Take my hand" in Germany, which was founded by Yulia Beisenova: www.instagram.com/take_my_hand_germany/ Timecodes: 00:00 Galina tells the family story 01:36 Julia talks about what Elya was like 02:40 Julia about their family 04:18 How did you come to adopt a child? 06:10 How did you look for the child? 07:19 Adoption system in Germany 10:28 First meeting with Elya 17:07 Eli's story 19:01 First trial 22:48 Court refusal to grant adoption 24:40 Appeal to the Supreme Court 27:51 Elya is going home 29:50 Adaptation of Eli at home 41:45 Julia about her foundation 45:00 Tips for adoptive parents 46:11 Leave your comments and like * the social network belongs to Meta, a company recognized as an extremist organization in Russia.

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