
Alex (Alexander) Kuch
I’m Alex, I share about my personal life and work, including international adoptions. This is important to me as I’m adopted myself. I am a Romanian-German-Kiwi Adoptee and Ambassador for I’m Adopted.
Latest Entries
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Reflections of 2020 – Alex Kuch
The year 2020 has been described by many as unprecedented and personally I can only agree. In a nut shell looking back at what had happened if you would have told me what would happen all this year, I would have
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My Reflection over the Last Two Weeks – Alex Kuch
As I took time to reflect on what happened over the last two weeks, life has changed in ways that people could not have imagined due to COVID-19 around the globe. I still remember two weeks ago, Saturday 21st March
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С Днем Рождения Саша – Happy Birthday Alex
We all from the I’m Adopted team wish our good friend and founder Alex Gilbert a wonderful birthday despite the current global situation and the New Zealand lockdown. This will mean he will be celebrating his birthday in a new way. We also
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The importance of adoption sibling(s) relationship
Adopting one child by itself is already a big commitment and people often have described adoption like a rollercoaster, that only a few so-called crazy people dare to embark on. However, when one decides to embark on adoption multiple children to consider three core
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Celebrating Being Adopted for 23 years – Alex Kuch
Yesterday it has been 23 years since I was adopted from Romania and I'm grateful to my family in particular, friends and everyone who has supported me along the way. Here is where in my TEDx talk I share the difference
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Good to be here and joining the I’m Adopted Diaries
I'ts great to be part of the Adoption Diaries and here is a bit of a quick background info about me. I was adopted from Romania in 1997 by a German family and we moved 13 years ago to NZ,
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What we can learn in life from things that don’t go as planned – Alex Kuch
“We learn little from victory, much from defeat” ~ Japanese Proverb ~ First, of this write up is not to gain sympathy but to share my personal reflection and experience of what I have and am learning since I have been