It's easy to focus on all the bad going on in the world. From climate change, to the drama going on in politics, to crime and accidents, it seems never-ending.
But, I'll tell you, there really is a lot of good going on, and you'll see one prime example with this next story.
The couple from Pittsburgh already have two children from Steve's previous marriage.
After researching about adoption, the Pennsylvania couple of almost 20 years were matched with six siblings from Ohio in 2018.
When Steve and Rob saw the kids' profile on an adoption website, they instantly knew they wanted them to be part of their family of four.
"We instantly fell in love," Steve Anderson-McLean told ABC's Good Morning America.
“After the first week they were asking if they could stay forever,” Steve told TODAY Parents in an interview.
"Having fun was new to them."
In an emotional courtroom on May 23, 2019, the adoption was made official.
"Obviously we knew that, but when I looked up and saw all those eyes, it was very emotional," he told Good Morning America.
“They had been let down by adults so many times in their life, and were nervous it wasn’t going to happen.”
While the brothers and sisters' lives have changed for the better, so have Steve's and Rob's.
"There are no rules as to what can constitute a family, and the love that we share."
h/t: Good Morning America
