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TOPIC: Adoption of a older child
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| shanna kettler | Posted: Jan 31, 2006 12:26:13 PM adopting at an older age is a good idea i was adopted and a home no matter how late in life it comes with a loving family is a great thing i like to see kids get a home i am only 17 and i know that when i get older i am going to adopt! | ||
| Carla Dauch | Posted: Jan 21, 2006 09:07:26 AM I am happily married of 13 years ot a wonderful man. We are childless, and we are in our early fifty's. We devolt every Sunday to each other and go to very nice places and we would love to share our love and our adventures with a child would love to be with us. I am a huger and l love to hug everyone! I work as a medical assitant and I have great compassion for people. The thing is right now is; money is a issue, since I just started out in this wonder new found career. My husband works very hard as in inspector in a factory. Should we wait, untill we are fiancally able or should we look into it now? It could be a year or two when we are on our feet, but our lonely for a child is real and strong. thanks for listening to my story. I have lots more to say but this is all I will say for now. Sincerely, Carla Dauch | ||
