In case you missed this: Adopting a Child with Special Needs
There’s a growing need by children with disabilities for permanent, loving homes. If you think you’re ready to adopt a child with special needs, it’s important to the child, yourself and your family to research the financial, educational, medical and legal aspects beforehand.
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