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katieeeee said

on 12/24/2009 my mum wants to put my sisters and i up for adoption we are 12 16 and 18 she doesnt want us anymore because shes sick of us :( and she didnt get us anything for xmas this yr and she told me shes sick of us today but she always tells me so i guess she doesnt love me :'(

7gapeac said

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busybee33 said

on 11/10/2009 I am 16 years old and i had a baby just over a year ago, i just found out i am pregnant, i know this baby will be so wonderful, just like her sister. but i know i can't handle having another baby because all my attention goes to my daughter as it is. kara_bennett_1@msn.com please e-mail me at.
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lmstandish said

on 11/9/2009 We are looking to adopt a baby. We have registered with an adoption agency but find it very impersonal and that they treat the birth mothers with little care or respect. We would like to do a more open adoption, allow the mom no matter how young to decide how big apart of the babies life she wants to be. My husband and I of 11 years have 2 girls, 10 and 4 and would love to give another child a chance at a life he/she deserves. Email me Lmstandish@gmail.com :)

niki22 said

on 11/1/2009 Hello to all the parents looking to put up thier child for adoption. I would like you to think about my husband and i. We have been together for 7 yrs and trying to have a baby for 3yrs. I have pcos and itz hard to have a baby. We are looking to adopt so if u would like to know more about us i would be happy to share with you. Also we are from north carolina. my name is nikki and u can contact me at pballin500@aol.com. please feel free to do so.

on 10/27/2009 I need help i want to set up an adoption for this child i am pregnant with. I have 3 children and i just cannot seem to take care of another one the dad is not helpful hasnt seen me since

on 9/9/2009 I am a recent high school graduate with an 11 month old daughter. I am 19-years-old and do not have a job, and my family's situation is leaving us in a financial rut that we are sinking deeper and deeper into. I need to find a family that can care for, love and support my little girl. Her name is Sophi Elizabeth, and she is the happiest strongest little baby girl I have ever known of. This is so hard for me but I know that it is the right thing to do. She needs a family to love her unconditionally and financially without any hesitation or struggling. This will be hard for all of us to do, but I know if is the right thing to do. And if she remembers be, then I hope she will one day understand that I DO love her, and that I did this because it is best for her.

ndapewa said

on 8/5/2009 halo. my name is ndapewa martin and i am 16years old. i am lookin for adoptive parents tht are wiling to take me in and care for me. im from namibia in africa and life here is not as good as it should be. my father is in jail and thngs for me are hell. my mother has kicked me out and has abandoned me. i would just like to feel the warmth and love of a family. please if anyone can help me i wuld highly appreciate it

flow3r said

on 7/7/2009 i had a very complicated pregnancy and now have a very complicated child. I felt that having an abortion was not my place to take her life. Instead had my 1st baby born at 27 weeks, she was 2lbs 4oz. She was in the hospital for about 7 months of her life. She has had mulitple surgerys, and is still on oxygen. She doesnt eat anything by mouth, but through her gtube. I had to quit my job, my boyfriend has been supporting me for the past year.

I have been feeling very overwhelmed and depressed lately. I have been concedering adopiton. Not sure what to do...

lotusgirl said

on 6/23/2009 to emily85said...did you find a family to adopt? we are looking to adopt. we are a young married couple in are 3o's who have 3 loving boys.

mrscook13 said

on 6/4/2009 My husband and I are just looking into the process of Adoption... from the adoptive parents side... and its a hard process and a big decision, but I truely believe if its right its right. We have dealt with infertility for 4 yrs and havent come to this decision lightly. For all the biological mothers that are trying to decide if they will find a family to LOVE their child, you will... if your younger or older, 1 baby or 3... you will find the perfect family to LOVE your baby(ies). Who knows, maybe it will be us :)

emily85 said

on 5/30/2009 eah I am pregnant right now and no job and a little girl and really honestly im considering for both. i have no support from my family nor friends nor my husband which recently we got seperated. it kills me but what can I do? I can't financially provide let alone emotionally. I have a social worker and have tried to find help within the state and its not looking too good right now. It kills me but I would rather be able to sleep at night knowing they are taken care of instead of me stressing wondering where I will get clothes and diapers and money for transportation for dr appts. I am emotionally depressed and stressed myself. not good for my kids to be around.

on 5/23/2009 A decision like this should never be taken lightly and should be made after much research of all available options. If adoption is the end result of this research, choose an agency like http://BuildingArizonaFamilies.com to put the child's health and safety first throughout the adoption process.

evgnspaces said

on 4/28/2009 Open adoptions can work and I highly recommend them.

slb123456 said

on 4/27/2009 Umm.... The "difficulty level" on this page says "easy" ... I don't think making an adoption plan for your child would be "easy." I would say "super-challenging," if that's one of the categories. And please don't label this "how to put a child up for adoption" -- makes it sound like you're giving a pet away (plus, it's "easy"!) -- how about "making an adoption plan"? More compassionate, right??

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