LA Foster Care Workers Take Donations Intended For Children

BarTopDancer · 11-12-2007, 12:48 PM

Sadly he has a point (not that I am saying we should).

It is easier to adopt from overseas then it is from the US. And there is less risk of the birth parents fighting it/wanting their kid back.

On an interesting side-note, one of our VPs adopted a child from here (OC, CA) last month. He lives in England. He said it was easier to adopt from the US then from the UK. They were out here for a month handling paperwork (it wasn't supposed to be a month but the fires put a kink in the schedule).

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