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    to adopt as easily as a married couple. More than 423,000 children are in the foster care system and nearly 115,000 of them are available for adoption(Thomas). In 1970 you would have been automatically turned down if you wanted to adopt, while you were single. In the last 20 years there has been a sizeable increase in the number of single parent adoptions. The laws that stop singles from being able to adopt are shrinking the pool of qualified adoptive parents, so less kids have the option of…

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    For the approximately 400,000 Ohio adoptees whose adoptions were finalized between 1964 and 1996, known as the closed era, a basic human right of knowing their genetic history was sealed from them for decades (Price). The law that was put in place was based off fear and the possibility of what could happen if the records were to remain open and accessible by anyone. In an injudicious effort to protect the adoptees and the adoptive parents, the records were sealed without regard to what this…

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    Pediatrics, “sexual orientation isn’t linked to good or bad parenting (2).” As an adaptive lesbian mother it is clear to see how Birtha, an adoption consultant, knows what she is saying through experience. Birtha even…

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    Most of the time, their first choice is to buy the pet. This is because they’re not aware of how animal adoption can improve our lives forever. This method not only helps an animal in need, but also helps you by offering economical, ethical and health benefits that can simplify your life. Saving money is essential to achieve financial stability during times of crisis. Fortunately, pet adoption can prevent the suffering of your wallet. Shelters ask for a low amount of money to cover the costs…

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    In discussions about adoption, one controversial issue has been that transracial adoptions can cause challenges for adopted children. On the other hand, some say that family is everything, no matter the race. My own view point is that as long as these adopted children are getting the love, respect, and attention from their adoptive parents, they will be fine. Having all of that boosts up their confidence to the point where they should have no worries because like Melanie Freeman said, “family is…

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    Adoption by non-heterosexual couples has been a big topic to discuss for the last decade because some critics in this society are against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT) being able to adopt because they are different than “everyone” else and they do not meet the criteria that today’s society is used to. Adoption should be based on how good the potential parents would take care of the child, instead of the potential parents' sexual orientation, because a loving environment is…

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    ability to adopt. Some people disagree with same-sex couples adopting children because they may feel as if a father and mother figure is much needed in a child’s life. Overall, there are a number of reasons why child adoption should be open to same sex couples. First of all, adoption for a child is always better than the foster care system. Children raised in foster care are bound to have physical and emotional problems. Foster care is a temporary living system for children who are abused,…

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    There are five long steps that you have to take to even be able to adopt first you have to summit application to even get started. These fees can start form a very wide range zero to fifty thousand dollars on average. That all depends on what kind of adoption that you’re trying to do the price could be more than that. There is a price tag for every step that you take so keep that in mind the money is never ending. The possible can be wide as a person’s pockets will take them to even being able…

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    My experience with the adoption process was pretty pleasant experience, but I suppose it should have been for four year old. Although my experience was a good one, it wasn't so easy for my parents. It took them two years of trials before they could even think about looking for a child/ children. Once they were through the trials they had to wait on a case worker to be assigned to them, that took from 2-3 months. After two years and three months my parents were finally able to look at children,…

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    Same-Sex Adoption “There are no unwanted children. Just unfound families.” – National Adoption Center. According to Terra Cooper a staff storyteller at Adoption.com there are nine basic steps to adoption. The first step is making the decision to adopt (Cooper). In making this decision, people need to decide if they are suitable to be an adoptive parent. There are three types of adoption: domestic, foster and international. Choosing one of these is the second step (Cooper). From adopting an…

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