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<blockquote data-quote="Nancy" data-source="post: 487731" data-attributes="member: 59"><p>How sad for them, but a huge risk in adoption. I am surprised they let her take the baby home because in our state there is a 72 hour waiting period. </p><p></p><p>I'm not sure you read my posts about my difficult child being pregnant but she was and it was a horrible situation with the boyfriend having a very long rap sheet and being hunted by several counties for court fines and costs and many stores. He has been in jail more than he has been out in his adult life. His genes together with hers would have most certainly made for a very diffiuclt time for this child. difficult child wanted to place it for adoption. He said he would never sign the papers, he was going to raise it. No matter that his mother left the family years ago and his fayther and sister are both in jail. She ended up having an abortion, and while it was tragic it was the only option that made any sense for her.</p><p></p><p>I get very upset with these politicians who preach pro life. In ohio we have a bill in front of the governor who has promised to sign it that outlaws abortion after the heartbeat is first heard. You would think with how vocal they are that all the crisis houses for children and all the places helping unwed mothers would be brimming with supplies, funds, help and never want for anything. And yet every year the ones around here are begging for help. Where are they then. You would think all the babies that needed to be adopted would be adopted, that no child would want for anything. Why aren;t these people steping up to the plate and supporting the babies born from their preachings.</p><p></p><p>Nancy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nancy, post: 487731, member: 59"] How sad for them, but a huge risk in adoption. I am surprised they let her take the baby home because in our state there is a 72 hour waiting period. I'm not sure you read my posts about my difficult child being pregnant but she was and it was a horrible situation with the boyfriend having a very long rap sheet and being hunted by several counties for court fines and costs and many stores. He has been in jail more than he has been out in his adult life. His genes together with hers would have most certainly made for a very diffiuclt time for this child. difficult child wanted to place it for adoption. He said he would never sign the papers, he was going to raise it. No matter that his mother left the family years ago and his fayther and sister are both in jail. She ended up having an abortion, and while it was tragic it was the only option that made any sense for her. I get very upset with these politicians who preach pro life. In ohio we have a bill in front of the governor who has promised to sign it that outlaws abortion after the heartbeat is first heard. You would think with how vocal they are that all the crisis houses for children and all the places helping unwed mothers would be brimming with supplies, funds, help and never want for anything. And yet every year the ones around here are begging for help. Where are they then. You would think all the babies that needed to be adopted would be adopted, that no child would want for anything. Why aren;t these people steping up to the plate and supporting the babies born from their preachings. Nancy [/QUOTE]
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