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Originally Posted By Dr. Arthur Becker-Weidman
There does not seem to be a big interest in this Board and am wondering is it would be better to end this Board and merge it into another?
It may be better for parents to have fewer but broader boards to go to.
Arthur Becker-Weidman, Ph.D.,
Center For Family Development
5820 Main St., suite 406
Williamsville, NY 14221
716-810-0790
AWeidman@Concentric.net
[url="http://www.Center4FamilyDevelop.com"]http://www.Center4FamilyDevelop.com[/url]
Originally Posted By Jerry
I come here because I respect the opinions and advice I find. I feel your support to us has been genuine. I don't mention that because I haven't felt a genuine support from other boards. I just respect the fact that you share your time and experience with us. The peer support here is excellent as well. If this board were to merge would you continue to provide feedback? Would Susan also continue?
I am sensitive to mental health neglect issues. I've seen far too much. Notwithstanding the advocacy issues this board provides a lot of support to parents of adopted children. I hope that if the decision is made to merge with another board the you and Susan continue on, as well as all who ( or may ) contribute to the support provided.
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I know this board is not as active as the other boards. But Please keep it open. It is nice to have a professional answer questions. I don't mind the slow pace of the board.
Originally Posted By Donna
After our initial adjustment (when I really could have used it!) I just haven't had much need for "help". However, I'm sure the rocky days haven't totally ended (we're not to the teens yet!) and I would like to have this forum of Post-Adoptive parents to appeal to.
Originally Posted By Dianna
Usually multiple times between postings. It is pretty cut and dried so to speak, meaning factual. It is a nice relief for me from the wild fray going on, on the Special Needs Adoption Board. I think that board is so active because many people are waiting to adopt and that is when one tends to have energy and time on their hands. The questions and answers here have been very helpful to me also and I thank you for being here. I hope you will stay. I also appreciate it when you answer questions on the other board.
Originally Posted By Dr. Arthur Becker-Weidman
I'm glad to hear that even though this isn't the most active board, it is valuable to you all. So, in that case, it continues to make sense to keep this Board as it is.
Thanks for the feedback.
Arthur Becker-Weidman, Ph.D.
Center For Family Development
5820 Main St., 406
Williamsville, NY 14221
716-810-0790
[url="http://www.center4familydevelop.com"]http://www.center4familydevelop.com[/url]
AWeidman@Concentric.net
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Originally Posted By Mandie
Dear Dr. Art and Susan:
I cannot tell you how much this board means to me. I can come on any time day or night. I learn so much from it. My kidos keep me so busy I never know when I can make it back on so this board is perfect. I may not always post a question but I really think I shall in the future.
Thank you for your time to some here and post answers and thank you viewers for coming and asking questions. You are all incredible, supportive, meaningful and just plain helpful.
Mandie
Originally Posted By angeleyes
I don't post here because I am in the pre-adoption stages but I do lurk him often and read to hear about the experiences of the people here. I am sure their are others in similiar situations.
Angel