http://www.laurachristianson.com/laura/the-adoption-home-study-issues-that-prohibit-a-person-from-adopting/ Adoption Information and Inspiration Tue, 07 Feb 2012 02:36:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.laurachristianson.com/laura/the-adoption-home-study-issues-that-prohibit-a-person-from-adopting/comment-page-1/#comment-439 lisa Sun, 15 Jan 2006 03:11:07 +0000 http://www.laurachristianson.com/laura/the-adoption-home-study-issues-that-prohibit-a-person-from-adopting/#comment-439 I don't see how having infertility problems can even go into the same catagory as drugs and alcohol. Just because you may be infertal does not mean you have issues. I don’t see how having infertility problems can even go into the same catagory as drugs and alcohol. Just because you may be infertal does not mean you have issues.

]]> http://www.laurachristianson.com/laura/the-adoption-home-study-issues-that-prohibit-a-person-from-adopting/comment-page-1/#comment-438 Laura Fri, 13 Jan 2006 17:24:47 +0000 http://www.laurachristianson.com/laura/the-adoption-home-study-issues-that-prohibit-a-person-from-adopting/#comment-438 I guess that came out wrong. I didn't intend to equate infertility with being "less than perfect." Each of the items in that list are meant to stand alone, as they all represent "issues" that prospective parents fear might prohibit them from being accepted to adopt. Think I need to revise that sentence. I guess that came out wrong. I didn’t intend to equate infertility with being “less than perfect.” Each of the items in that list are meant to stand alone, as they all represent “issues” that prospective parents fear might prohibit them from being accepted to adopt. Think I need to revise that sentence.

]]> http://www.laurachristianson.com/laura/the-adoption-home-study-issues-that-prohibit-a-person-from-adopting/comment-page-1/#comment-437 Erin Fri, 13 Jan 2006 15:29:19 +0000 http://www.laurachristianson.com/laura/the-adoption-home-study-issues-that-prohibit-a-person-from-adopting/#comment-437 A thought: Does infertility make somebody's past "less than perfect?" I don't think most infertiles equate infertility with drug and/or alcohol abuse or something else that would preclude them from adoption. I think this was more of a silly throwback to the 50's when adoption professionals thought that "hysteria" caused infertility. A thought: Does infertility make somebody’s past “less than perfect?”
I don’t think most infertiles equate infertility with drug and/or alcohol abuse or something else that would preclude them from adoption. I think this was more of a silly throwback to the 50′s when adoption professionals thought that “hysteria” caused infertility.

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