I can't say for sure that adoption is right for us. What I do know is that it has been on my heart for over four years. Any time I hear an adoption story, or a story of the pain unloved children suffer, my heart is moved to help. I just know that it is for me. Adel, typically far less emotional than me, is open to the idea of adopting but he is cautious about the details. Like any good father, he is concerned about the costs and whether he can provide for another child, especially with all the expenses of adopting. But he is far too busy with work and the three of us at home to pursue it. So it is up to me to research everything and present my findings to him. He needs something solid and factual that he can actually work with. Once we have some idea of what this is going to involve, he will have to decide whether he is ready to commit to it or not. Since we have two kids already (and they're still pretty little), we are not in a hurry to adopt, but I would like to get started on learning more about it. I hope we can make a decision on whether to move forward or not by the end of this year.
I would love to hear stories or suggestions from any of you as we learn about adoption in the months to come.
I would love to hear stories or suggestions from any of you as we learn about adoption in the months to come.
3 comments:
Hey Megan...
How neat to read your blog! Spoke right to my heart, only from a different angle. Anyways, I sent you an email about what I've discovered with adoption!
wow, megan, this is amazing.....i have a friend who works with this adoption agency http://www.aimadoptions.org/staff.htm
Her name is Jan Deets and I can talk to her and give her your number if you want!......love you and love your blog!.....have fun with your nesting projects!!
Wow, you wrote this almost a year ago, and I missed it!
Well, wonderful blog entry. Just remember that many children who are put up for adoption aren't actually unloved. My story is exactly that! In fact, many are loved so much by their biological mother that she chooses that path because she knows someone out there is able to provide for that child what he/she deserves in ways that she may not be able to.
Celeste
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