Bridging a Child to Adoption from Foster Care | My Experience as a Foster Carer
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- Bridging a Child to Adoption from Foster Care | My Experience as a Foster Carer
This is my experience of bridging a child from my short term foster care to adoption.
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Hi 👋🏼 I'm Sara, a UK mum and Foster Carer based in a small English town near Liverpool.
I am a solo mum to my 17 year old son, an ex primary school teacher and childminder and in 2018 I became a Foster Parent.
I am a short term foster mum providing a warm, loving home for children in need.
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We have just moved our first little on to adoption, I didn’t know that something so right could hurt so much.😔
🤗 it’s difficult isn’t it! Even when it feels like the right outcome. Sending lots of love. Take care of yourself xx
Thank you so much for this Sara, this video has been really useful, nowhere have I read the real sequence of events. What do you do if the adopters live a long way away?