March 31, 2012
Adoption Update
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you ever think of foster care,,your rate of adoption is higher an its all paid for by the state,,just thought Id tell you about that option,,we adopted thru foster care but it was a older child(which is what we requested)but we turned down a 3 month old,an she was adopted by the single lady that took her in when we declined,,we were too old too take on a infant an explained that we knew too many young ppl that wanted infants,,,good luck
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