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Old 11-20-2008, 10:58 PM
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I too don't mean to be insensitive, but isn't each of our children biological? Is a pregnancy and birth less painful to think about if it's followed by a relinquishment? Adoption isn't a light topic. Fertility, infertility, bio children, etc., are all part of the adoption journeys of members here. I feel that to censor those very important aspects of many of our lives (and our kids' lives) takes away from an honest and well-rounded view of this community. Furthermore, I can't imagine anyone being able to avoid these realities in day-to-day life. And finally, there are other painful topics that I don't see posters here censoring: death (or survival), cancer, marital breakups (or wedded bliss), etc.

I don't mean to attack the people who put a warning in their subject line. But there have been folks who actually attacked people who did NOT put such a warning in. I just don't think it should be "expected."
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6/06 began paper chase
9/06 home study completed
10/06 I-171
11/06 dossier completed
1/25/07 referral of Norma
1/26/07 referral of Sara
2/23/07 DNA test x 2
3/6/07 It's a match x 2!
4/23/07(?) out of FC
4/26-4/30 vist trip
5/5 & 5/7 PA x 2
5/24 "In" PGN
6/15 resubmit after KO
8/31 OUT x 2!
9/11 2nd DNA Auth
9/25 Pink!
10-10 Visa appointment
10-10 Norma's birthday party in Guatemala!
10-12 Norma and Sara are HOME!!!

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