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wnat to be foster mom and dad
My husband and I both have full time jobs, but we would like to be foster parents. I call the office of social services last week to send me information about becoming a foster parent. Since my husband and I both have full time jobs, I was wondering if you had to take a child with disabilites. I don't feel that we would be able to fully care for a child who has major illnesses. I'm not sure of the whole picture because I have not gone to a class.
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I am in MD, but you can tell them what you will accept and what you will not accept. In addition, when they call you, you can always so NO. I have never had a chid with disabilities (at least not traditional disabilities).
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Jackie Mom to 3 boys - 26,19 and 6 Just Adopted a 6yr boy - Placed 2/10/05 TPR granted 4/10/07 Adoption Date 8/21/07 Fostering for 4 years - 8 kids total Maryland |
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