Posts in category "home study"
We Nearly Decided to Give Up
In honor of November being National Adoption Month, Portrait of an Adoption is running a special series called 30 Adoption Portraits in 30 Days. Designed to give a voice to the many different perspectives of adoption, this series will feature guest posts by adoptees, birthparents, adoptive parents, waiting adoptive parents, and foster parents-turned-adoptive parents. Painful... Read more »
An Unpredictable Journey of Faith
In honor of November being National Adoption Month, Portrait of an Adoption is running a special series called 30 Adoption Portraits in 30 Days. Designed to give a voice to the many different perspectives of adoption, this series will feature guest posts by adoptees, birthparents, adoptive parents, waiting adoptive parents, and foster parents-turned-adoptive parents. Painful... Read more »
Wallowing Happens
The adoption application requires a physical. I have not been to my obstretrician since six weeks after we lost Matthew. I dread this appointment with Dr. Salamon. Seeing her is not actually the problem; I like her a lot and she has been very supportive. The problem is the waiting room filled with pregnant women. ... Read more »
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Relax, The Home Study Is Not So Bad
Carrie and Andrew When I was still a prospective adoptive parent, nothing intimidated me more than the state-mandated home study. I remember my anxious preparations after our appointed social worker from the adoption agency called to set up our first home study visit. Andrew and I both arranged to take the morning off from work... Read more »
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