Dear Birthmother,
If you are reading this, I can only imagine that you are facing one of the hardest and overwhelming decisions of your life. I am sorry for what you are going through, but hope I can calm any fears you might be having during this difficult time.
My name is Gabriela. I can understand a little of what you are going through. My husband and I are foster to adopt parents. We have taken many parenting classes and CPR courses. We had no idea how hard foster parenting would be. When we signed up we asked for children that were going to be put up for adoption because we didn’t want to get attached and be heartbroken because we had to return the child.
We were given a two day old baby girl. We fell in love with her. We were led to believe that we would be able to adopt her. We were overjoyed and looked forward to adopting her. We took care of her for 13 months. Shortly after her first birthday on Easter Sunday, April 2022, our baby girl was removed from our home and placed back with her mother. Giving her up was the hardest thing we have ever done. It was hard giving up our baby girl so we can only imagine how hard it is for you to give up your baby to complete strangers.
We can relate to what you are feeling right now, and if we are chosen, we want you to know that your baby will be in great handS. I work a regular 8-5 Monday-Friday job. I am working on opening my own office to spend less time in the office and more time at home. Our family is excited to welcome a baby into our family. We have enough baby sitters with grandparents, uncles, and aunts ready to spoil a baby.
We know it is hard to make this decision because it is the future of your child, by words on paper, photographs and profiles., But we promise you that we will love, protect and care for your baby for the rest of our lives.