and she's doing it on the pages of a children's book.whit stephanie giorgianni wrote "a seed of love" not only for adopted children ... but to help all kids understand different family dynamics. tola adamson reports. get a lot of comments and questions, and honestly a lot of times it comes from kids, which is understandable." when stephanie giorgianni began the process of adopting her daughter kady from taiwan, she knew she had to have a way to answer her child's questions.(.11)stephanie giorgianni, 'i wanted something to talk about how loved she is and for other kids to realize they might not grow in their mom's belly but they're just as much a part of them." so she wrote a seed of love - a lady bug named lulu embarking on a journey to find out what family is all about.(.5) stephanie giorgianni, "she's sees this family in the park and she kind of notices they don't necessarily look alike."nat (.10) reading- "although you may not have my eyes or my nose or share the funny shape of my toes where a seed of love brought us together." (.15) stephanie giorgianni, "so she goes to her other

shares a postive message about adoption in her new children's book, "a seed of love" stephanie giorgianni says family is about love and not whether you're blood related. she and her husband adopted their daughter from taiwan about three years ago and now they can't imagine life without her giorgianni says while researching she found that most children's books focus on the tragedy or heartache and she wants to highlight the joy. stephanie g , author: "when i wrote this book i just had such a heart for my daughter to understand and other kids to understand, that they are important, and not just adopted kids but kids in general. no matter what their family situations are, no matter what race they are, that they are special they are important that they giorgianni says this story of the lady bug seeing parents and their daughter that "looks" different helps kids understand that being different isn't a bad thing. she opened her own publishing company and plans write more on the topic to share her daughter's story. a group in kentucky is helping veterans overcome everything from ptsd to cancer t

, no matter what race they are, that they are special they are important that they are loved. " giorgianni says this story of the lady bug seeing parents and their daughter that "looks" different helps kids understand that being different isn't a bad thing. she opened her own publishing company and plans write more on the topic to share her daughter's story. a texas man is proving that with effort anything is possible. he was born with a leg deformity and had both legs amputated at just two years old. today he owns a crossfit gym, and can bench press more than 400 pounds, and even climb a rope with his wheelchair strapped on! he's using his story to motivate others, and those he trains are getting the message. mohshai carter, adaptive athlete: "if i say oh man my legs are hurting, my ankle's i had a leg to hurt. wouldn't that make you stop complaining?" he offers free training for anyone with a disability. prepare for another night of dangerously cold temperatures. complete details of your first alert forecast nextvalentine's day and snow seemed to go hand-in-hand at least for the last two

sharing a postive message about adoption in her new children's book, "a seed of love" stephanie giorgianni says family is about love and not whether you're blood related. her husband and she adopted their daughter from taiwan about three years ago and now they can't imagine life without her giorgianni says while researching she found that some children's books focus on tragedy or heartache and she wants to highlight the joy. stephanie g , author: "when i wrote this book i just had such a heart for my daughter to understand and other kids to understand, that they are important, and not just adopted kids but kids in general. no matter what their family situations are, no matter what race they are, that they are special they are important that they are loved. " giorgianni says this story of a lady bug seeing parents and their daughter that "looks" different helps kids understand that being different isn't a bad thing. she started her own publishing company and plans write more her daughter's story. cold, you can still have fun outside. lindsey anderson joins us outside on the wdbj7 weather de