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...The more she looks into adoption, the more convinced she becomes, she said."I see how many children there are out there waiting to be adopted, for one," said Nachreiner, who is the office manager for a Madison biotech company.

"If I can help one or two children have a better life than they would otherwise, I find that very emotionally rewarding."One friend from her single moms group adopted a little girl from Ethiopia in December.

Another was artificially inseminated and had twins, which Nachreiner said scares her to death."I know that with adoption I would end up with one," she said.Cristie Hansen, 27, of Sun Prairie and her husband Mike, 33, have been married three years.

They found out through fertility testing that they are unable to have children biologically.She initially favored adopting a child from Russia, Cristie said, but after attending an informational meeting held by of Sunshine Adoption Inc.

last week, she left considering Guatemala more strongly.Cristie, a bank supervisor, and her husband, a manager at Menards, plan to start the foreign adoption process later this year after more research.

Cristie said she was pleased with Jick and Sunshine because there was no hard sell."It was an open discussion.

I didn't feel a strong sales pitch," she said.Randa and Mike...