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11-22-2003, 10:44 AM
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Foster Parent/adoption with disability
Hi! I also have a question on adopting and/or foster parenting with a disability. I have a cousin with 4 grown children of her own and her husband had a brain injury quite a long time ago and he is healthy but under her care or guardianship. He is really good with their 6 grandkids and they would be wonderful foster or adoptive parents but my cousin believes they would not qualify because of his brain injury. Does anyone know about this? I think if a social worker studied them they might qualify? Or are they automatically disqualified? Thanks.
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11-22-2003, 11:20 AM
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Julianna, And what does that mean? That he can't be discriminated against because of his brain injurywith adoption? What about with foster parenting?
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