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Cancer Survivor hoping to adopt in LA
Originally Posted By Kristine
I had leukemia (AML) and a successful bone marrow transplant about 3 years ago and so far no relapses. My oncologist has basically given me a clean bill of health. Now my husband and I are just starting out with the whole public adoption process in LA. Are there any other cancer survivors out there that are adopting like me or have adopted? If so, how did the agency/county determine your normal life span? In other words, does the fact that you had cancer affect that in any way? Any advice would be very helpful. Thanks!
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Hello I am also a cancer survivor. I am 5.5 years out now and doing great. I am planning on adopting 3 children over time. Husband and I are starting the process next year after we move across country. Were heading for florida to be near his brother.
Once you hit your 5-7 year mark it's nearly like you never had cancer. So stay healthy and lot's of positive thinking and pray and god will place a child in your arms. Pattie |
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