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Old 11-19-2001, 10:16 AM
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are children with disabilities easier or harder to adopt than childern without a handicap
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Much easier. Our daughter came to us out of a disrupted adoption because of reactive attachment disorder which the family was not prepared for.

You have to be ready. Read everything you can find on the particular disability and read and apply Holding Time by Martha Welch.
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My husband and I have adopted 3 boys-ages 15,12,and 10.Ibelieve they have a "degree" of RAD(their primary diagnosis-PTSD,Depression) I have read "Holding Time" and I'm not sure if they fit the total RAD "profile". They have been with us for 18 months...any suggestions?
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any type of mental illness in their family tree? Look at bipolar disorder
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