
07-09-2008, 11:10 AM
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Adopted at birth or later?
I grew up in two different boarding schools for girls, the number of adopted vs. biological girls was significant enough for the school to provide on site therapy/group therapy sessions with a licensed therapist.
Of the girls that I recall – most were adopted at birth, several were adopted older, but not from foster care (2 were from Korea and one was from Russia).
I think that stories like this are proof that even as invasive as a homestudy is, there is still a component missing.
Ironically, all of the girls I lived with where there until they were old enough to live on their own.
Now, I guess, in the defense of the parents – they were living in a home which was required to be paid for by the parents…I guess it could have been worse.
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