Twins Adopted To Different Parents Didn’t Know About Each Other Until Now

Look To The Future

“But we have time to celebrate now,” George Skrzynecky said, “and look to the future.”

It’s much the same as what you hear from many of the twins that have been reunited after spending so long apart. They seem to have a healthy sense that they’ve lost something, but that they still have time to reunite, to learn and grow, and even to laugh and cry together. They don’t ask for do-overs. They don’t vocally proclaim blame for what is and was. They just move forward and accept what they can make of the days still ahead. That hopeful, even belligerent optimism, is something we can all learn from.