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Blue Shoe
You could lose your shirt, your heart, your mind, sacrifice your time and your plan, forget your goals and the order of your day, erase what you thought mattered, end the life you have if you decide to adopt someone else’s baby.
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Yes, indeed. It is a big decision!
I thought you could lose all those things having your own child, but I’ve read some of your other adoption tales (as well as those written by others), so I know it’s just not the same.
That is some serious 42 words
You speak the truth.
Oh but what a lifetime of blessings if could offer! Nice job!