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Joanne Chesterman
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- Havertown, PA
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Annie Kitching left a comment for Joanne Chesterman"Oh - you are so right. The worst experience of my life (that could/should have been avoided) was with the "workers" regarding our foster son.
Our experiences in Russia were universally wonderful!
Can't wait to see how your story…"
Joanne Chesterman left a comment for Annie Kitching"Annie, You truly are an inspiration! God has really given my husband and I a desire to do what is needed for children without parents. We want to adopt as many as the Lord will bring to us. Unfortunately we are at the mercy of the county workers who…"
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- How are you touched by adoption?
- hopeful adoptive parent
- If you have adopted, or ar hoping to do so, which agency have you used?
- Bethany Christian Services
- Share a little about your adoption story
- Michael and I have been married for three years and we have a wonderful blended family. Between us we have 7 children; 4 grown and 3 at home. Last October the Lord put it on our hearts that we should adopt. Our home study was completed in May of this year (2009) and we have been in the matching process ever since. We have prayed through ups and downs but have stayed the course. Our original thought of adopting one girl younger than our youngest (10) has taken on its own life and as a result we have looked at three sisters and a few other sibling groups. We are waiting for the Lord to open the doors He wants us to walk through.
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- At 7:11am on December 1, 2009, Annie Kitching said…
- Oh - you are so right. The worst experience of my life (that could/should have been avoided) was with the "workers" regarding our foster son.
Our experiences in Russia were universally wonderful!
Can't wait to see how your story unfolds!
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