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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Adoption Process Revision
So, I feel alright about the intensity in which I pursue the things I love and believe in. I recently blogged about the adoption process whoas. When our caseworker upset me during Evan's adoption, I really admit how out of control of the situation I felt. I had to continually check with my Heavenly Father as to what to do next cause my natural reaction was horrible. I wanted to yell at him and say 'how dare you treat me this way' but instead would discuss my feelings with Michael and pray, pray, PRAY to feel the spirit until I did again. I'm sure Satan would have LOVED if I would have given up and not got to be a mother and not given Evan the parents he has. He worked really hard on me. THIS time, with the newest caseworker Robin, not returning our phone calls, I have been very calm compared. I did not feel anger this time but did feel frustration and know it's ok, as long as I don't let it overwhelm me. Since this new adventure, trying to contact Robin to renew our Adoption information, I have been praying for us to be successful in getting our paper work in. It seemed the forces were fighting against us in such an unfair way. Well... Sunday a friend/angel (MM) shed some light on the situation! We were told that as of this past Friday, "Robin" doesn't' work for the Atlanta Agency anymore! Not only that, apparently, it seems that we will now be represented by LDS Family Services in Indiana! Wow. We have not been directly told by our agency yet but when we contact them this week (hopefully), it would be great if we could get our information forwarded where it needs to go so we don't waste any time. :) We are so excited about the thought of adding to our family, we do not want to waste time looking for our child and again enlisting all of you to help us. Let's hope this information will help us on our way... soon!
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Of course you are in my prayers. Love you.
Indiana I believe is the closest agency to you. There is not one in Kentucky. It may be time to look at other agencies in your area. We will keep you in our prayers and I hope whatever you find out will be the best for your family. Don't be afraid to contact anyone at headquarters either. Shanna Bake with the national board of Families Supporting Adoption is a good one too. Good Luck!
Well, I'm glad to hear that at least there is an explanation. We will keep y'all in our prayers...fingers crossed, too.
And let me add, we believe this is a HUGE answer to prayer, not to have to work with any of the caseworkers at our Atlanta agency, even if it means we will have to drive further to anything they need us to attend. ;) getting more excited!
You guys are definitely in our prayers too. Good luck!!
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