Anna was putting on weight.' She had extra vitamins. And she ate and ate. She's certainly not a faddy eater! But she eats nicely. We take her to restaurants now.' After those six weeks, the social worker told Christine,' You know, I was against all this. But now that I look at her, I've changed my mind.' When they returned from Anglesey, Christine took Anna to school with her, where she started to learn' in leaps and bounds'. It was good for Anna to be with other children, yet to have Christine there too.' But I felt that everybody around her knew. Not that I was trying to hide where she came from, but I didn't want her to be singled out. I wanted Anna to be liked for Anna, and not to be treated as if she were different. She really has had an awful lot of attention. At Christmas you couldn't move for toys in this house. Too many, really. I put