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One family's journey through foster care. The stories are true, but all the names are changed.
About Me
- Yondalla
- Daughter, sister, wife, mother, foster-parent blog writer, philosophy professor ... I am and have been many things. These days my identities as a teacher of bioethics and the daughter of a woman with Parkinson's and dementia lead me to agree with Peter Singer, "It's different when it's your mother."
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- Visits with Frankie
- Note FROM Frankie
- Evan Updated
- Navigating the Maze
- News for Frankie
- FosterAbba and FosterEema
- A Name for Hubby
- Talking to the family developer
- Ann's Story
- The Feeling of Failure
- Recommended Reading
- Finishing Up
- For the others
- Getting Ready
- Full Feed?
- Reflecting on Andrew's posts
- Andrew's Updated!
- Evan Came By
- They're All Our Children!: Books For Children In F...
- Passionless
- Last Car Post -- As far as I know
- Car Update
- Caught Mid-Leap
- ND Fostermom
- Car Blues
- Behaviors 4: House Rules & Real Growth
- Nagative Behaviors 3: Boundaries
- "Negative" Behaviors 2: Acceptance
- Negative Behaviors 1: Behavior Modification
- REPRIEVE!!
- Goodbye Danielle
- Foster Placement Removal and Confidentiality
- How we seem to be doing
- Busy, busy Andrew
- Some Good News
- Andrew's Starting A Blog!!
- THREE nights in a row
- Angry for Danielle
- A Quick Report
- Some sleep
- Trouble Sleeping
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I SO understand. I feel this way about my kids. I have three adopted from Foster Care, one bio, and an 18 year old unofficial foster who came to us three months ago.
ReplyDeleteI have adopted him in my heart, even though he hasn't adopted us yet. Despite this boy's problems and issues, I just really, really enjoy having him as a part of our family.