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Loratadine and Hypospadias Data from the National Birth Defects Prevention Study The MMWR article showed no association between use of loratadine in early pregnancy and the occurrence of the birth defect hypospadias. The article was in response to a public health concern, raised by a scientific study showing a possible association between the drug loratadine, also sold under...
Planning for Inclusion
Note, October 1997-- Dear Reader: The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) has been amended! This is the law that guides how schools deliver special education and related services to students with disabilities. You will be reading about the IDEA in this publication. This note is to...
Adopting Children with Disabilities Abortion has made fewer children available for adoption. Special needs children are particularly at risk for pre-birth death. It is now mandatory that medical caregivers offer the Alpha Fetal Protein test during pregnancy to detect early signs of Down syndrome or other disabilities. Consequently...
International Adoption - Belize April 2006 DISCLAIMER: The following is intended as a very general guide to assist U.S. citizens who plan to adopt a child from a foreign country and apply for an immigrant visa for the child to come to the United States. Two sets of laws are particularly relevant: 1)...
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My Biological Mother May 15, 2013, 2:37 pm
Mother’s Day was always a time of year I would wonder about my biological mother. When I was younger I knew I was adopted but didn’t know details, like my parents’ names or birthdays, so Hallmark Holidays such as Mother’s Day and Father’s Day usually were what would trigger reflection for me....
Can We Hear it for the Parents? December 29, 2012, 10:43 pm
As much as I appreciate how hard my kids have been working lately, and how well they've been doing, I want to acknowledge how hard it is to parent RAD kids. It seems to take superhuman self-control, patience, understanding and empathy. I think all parents are called on from time to time to...
When Giving Up Works May 6, 2013, 10:04 pm
We reached the end of the road with my seventeen-year-old son who will not do his school work. We've tried peanut butter sandwiches instead of yummy food until his work is turned in. We even tried charging him $50 per missing assignment out of his part-time job paycheck. He cried when he had to...
"Safety" in the Adoption Forums
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Disappointed and disgusted with CPS April 25, 2013, 10:24 am We had a call for a baby boy last night, and due to neglect, he had an accident causing serious harm and a broken limb. I guess he went to the hospital, and was sent home with bio mom afterwards! Safety plan was put in place, mom didn't follow the plan, so they attempted removal yesterday. They...
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Bad Issue at visitation- rethinking mediation now April 26, 2013, 2:44 pm A-man had his 1 hr/1wk visitation this morning. After he came out, his biomom told me he stated "I want to kill myself". Supposedly after not being allowed to use regular scissors by biomom's girlfriend.
I was sure she meant "I'm gonna cut myself"...because they weren't safety scissors. The GF...
fostering where you know the bio family & see the regularly? April 26, 2013, 5:13 am Our situation is a little unique. We are in the process to become foster parents but not licensed yet. I became aware of a situation with a family within our church and offered to have girl11 stay with us for a little while. Bio mom easily agreed and here we are a week later. But the story just...
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Stories About "Safety"
I Want to Be a Foster Parent I have wanted to for years now to become a foster parent to kids to try to make a difference in their lives. I believe I am a good parent and have good parenting skills. I am stern, firm, kind,...
Liscensure: Entrance into the Wild World of Foster Care Getting licensed is the only way into the wild world of foster parenting. The entrance is gated by the process. And the process looks vastly different depending on which side of this entrance you are...
Letting Go Cheryl and Leonard Sokoloski adopted an eight-year-old boy in 1990. Eight years later, their son returned to his birth mother's home. Cheryl started attending a local support group shortly...
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