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My husband and I are in the process of becoming Foster-Adopt parents through the Columbia, SC DSS. We have attended both classes, turned in all our paperwork, and are scheduled to have our fire inspection Feb.5, 2007.
We still have our DHEC inspection and homestudy to go. We have no children yet. We are hoping to foster, then adopt an infant-toddler, any race, boy OR girl. We are very excited. We have been married for 9 years. We thought about fertility treatments for awhile, but decided we would rather adopt. Just wanted to get this thread started and see if anyone else is around the area.:coffee:
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Our homestudy was turned in about 2 weeks ago. We are just waiting for the official approval letter. We are hoping to foster-adopt an infant-3year old, any race, either gender. We have no other children but do have 2 dogs that are treated better than some children. Hoping to meet others in the area with similar situations, or just anyone with advice, or with a story to share.:flowergift:
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We have been foster parents now for almost 9 weeks. He is a 2 year old little boy. He will likely be placed with relatives but we are enjoying him while we can. Our goal is adoption, although it may not be this little one. I know it will be hard if he does go, we have allowed ourselves to fall in love already.:love:
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Columbia was settled by Europeans in the early 1700s and chosen to be the site of South Carolina's new state capital in 1786. It was chartered as a town in 1805 and as a city in 1854.
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Hello everyone! Well, all stories are unique and so here goes mine...
We are hoping to Foster-adopt a little boy who goes to the same daycare I work for. It's amazing because he looks just like my husband! We are thrilled, to say the least. However, we have some obstacles. First of all being an overall ignorance of the process itself. I've been doing a lot of research and think I know what all we have to do, but it's now a matter of getting it all done. Secondly, my husband is in the Army and is currently deployed. He'll be home in a couple of months, but I'm not sure how much that will hold up the process. Basically, I'd just like to talk to someone who has been through this process in Columbia and can point me in the right direction.
I was also wonering if it is possible to spend time with the child while going through all this? I would really like to take him "trick or treating" and then to Thanksgiving and Christmas with our family when the time comes (if the process isn't complete by then). Is it possible to have that time even though you may not be totally done with everything yet?
Thanks so much! I have a million questions and it's Sunday so I can't get any answers until the work week!
Katrina
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does anyone have a copy of the paperwork saved on their computer? If so could you email it to me? Thank you Faithfilled57@yahoo.com
Katina :thanks: