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10 out of 11 people (90%) think this is worth doing.
(What is RSS?)My family is currently in the process of becoming a foster family. It’s made me realize just how many kids there are out there in need of good homes. This has inspired me to want to be a foster parent when I get older.
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I want to be a foster parent and provide a loving, happy home for a child. I want them to have hope for the future and live a healthy, happy life.
I want to provide a beautiful home for children who are in the midst of difficult struggles with the court system and family turbulence. I want to help many different needy children to have quality experiences of being cared for at some point in their lives, even if they are returned to their parents.
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Its a logical thing to do. People foster, but it tends to be 0-5 leaving 7 year olds to think their too old for a home. I’m considering fostering teenagers, but its a in the future kind of thing. I’ll have to be in a good place financially to be able to afford to do so.
todjul2008 is working at Western Baptist Hospital as a Health Unit Coordinator
It would not matter how much they pay us to be foster parent to the boy and girl(sibling) we are taking care of…we just picked them up from a visit with their fathers all weekend, and the tears we shed for them, on their behalf, CANNOT be compensated financially ever….foster parenting is very hard….this is our 1st time, and I’m not sure that we can ever do it again…
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I found a group on campus that works with mentoring and tutoring foster children. Since I’m closer to their age than adults, hopefully I can get to know how they think before I grow up and foster kids of my own.
Jahlizz is up too late.
This will have to wait until I’m older and done vagabonding/adventuring. I want to wait until my own kiddo is out of the house. And my husband will need to be on the same page about it, too. So this is in the way distant future, I guess.
camomma is cleaning.
Being a Foster Parent is exhausting but so worth while. I am so very glad to have the girls in my home!
It’s just something I have always wanted to do for a little while. There are so many kids out there, past adoption age, that just need a stable home and love to help them become stable adults.
