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fondreflections

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The boys left by 2:00 this afternoon.

Honestly, it was a disturbing situation yet I knew I had done the right thing. I was not equipped to handle the issues that those poor boys had.

I finally told them at about 11:30 with about 2 hours left. D put on a whining and cry act for about 5 minutes then couldn't wait to go. He was constantly harassing me for the remainder of the time. N was ready to go from the moment I told him. Both boys actually picked out all the toys that they wanted to take with them. It was scary, actually. I explained to them that they are going to have a new Mommy and Daddy. I really don't think it ever registered.

They ended up going to a fellow couple in their 40's that Jake and I attended our training with. THEY AREN'T PREPARED EITHER!!! They have two kids that have just left the house and are 'looking to fill their empty nest'. They are in for a shock. Marie, the new foster Mom, did work with ADHD children before so she may have somewhat of an edge on me, but I still don't think the outlook is too good.

The kids were thrilled to see her and started calling her 'Mom' right away. As I was going over things with her, they were running around endlessly and giving my Mom a very hard time. Our second caseworker, Mark, was present and was watching and taking everything in. The kids were very hyper...

At first, Marie seemed like it would be a piece of cake. However by the end of the hour, I could see that she wasn't as confident.

The boys were overly excited to leave with someone that they didn't even know. This is their second foster care placement. I can honestly say, though, that they were the same way with Jake and I. We were Mommy and Daddy from Day 1. We also thought it would be a 'piece of cake'.

I helped Marie get the boys in their car seats and kissed their little foreheads goodbye. I do have Marie's number, and she also has mine to keep in contact. D kissed and hugged me back. He is 5. However, N pushed me away and said that he didn't love me, and that I wasn't his Mommy anymore. He had a new Mommy. It was so erie and sad...That was my final, lasting memory...

I won't be forgetting that memory anytime soon. Even my Mom, who always spoils them, was snubbed, mostly by N.

I venture out to the hospital tomorrow for 1:00. We will see what happens. I talked to the head nurse, and she said that they want to do a PFT and x-ray first. We will then 'take it from there' so we'll see. Regardless of being admitted or not, I still think I made the right decision for the boys. I wasn't equipped enough for their needs...
 

fondreflections

New member
The boys left by 2:00 this afternoon.

Honestly, it was a disturbing situation yet I knew I had done the right thing. I was not equipped to handle the issues that those poor boys had.

I finally told them at about 11:30 with about 2 hours left. D put on a whining and cry act for about 5 minutes then couldn't wait to go. He was constantly harassing me for the remainder of the time. N was ready to go from the moment I told him. Both boys actually picked out all the toys that they wanted to take with them. It was scary, actually. I explained to them that they are going to have a new Mommy and Daddy. I really don't think it ever registered.

They ended up going to a fellow couple in their 40's that Jake and I attended our training with. THEY AREN'T PREPARED EITHER!!! They have two kids that have just left the house and are 'looking to fill their empty nest'. They are in for a shock. Marie, the new foster Mom, did work with ADHD children before so she may have somewhat of an edge on me, but I still don't think the outlook is too good.

The kids were thrilled to see her and started calling her 'Mom' right away. As I was going over things with her, they were running around endlessly and giving my Mom a very hard time. Our second caseworker, Mark, was present and was watching and taking everything in. The kids were very hyper...

At first, Marie seemed like it would be a piece of cake. However by the end of the hour, I could see that she wasn't as confident.

The boys were overly excited to leave with someone that they didn't even know. This is their second foster care placement. I can honestly say, though, that they were the same way with Jake and I. We were Mommy and Daddy from Day 1. We also thought it would be a 'piece of cake'.

I helped Marie get the boys in their car seats and kissed their little foreheads goodbye. I do have Marie's number, and she also has mine to keep in contact. D kissed and hugged me back. He is 5. However, N pushed me away and said that he didn't love me, and that I wasn't his Mommy anymore. He had a new Mommy. It was so erie and sad...That was my final, lasting memory...

I won't be forgetting that memory anytime soon. Even my Mom, who always spoils them, was snubbed, mostly by N.

I venture out to the hospital tomorrow for 1:00. We will see what happens. I talked to the head nurse, and she said that they want to do a PFT and x-ray first. We will then 'take it from there' so we'll see. Regardless of being admitted or not, I still think I made the right decision for the boys. I wasn't equipped enough for their needs...
 

fondreflections

New member
The boys left by 2:00 this afternoon.

Honestly, it was a disturbing situation yet I knew I had done the right thing. I was not equipped to handle the issues that those poor boys had.

I finally told them at about 11:30 with about 2 hours left. D put on a whining and cry act for about 5 minutes then couldn't wait to go. He was constantly harassing me for the remainder of the time. N was ready to go from the moment I told him. Both boys actually picked out all the toys that they wanted to take with them. It was scary, actually. I explained to them that they are going to have a new Mommy and Daddy. I really don't think it ever registered.

They ended up going to a fellow couple in their 40's that Jake and I attended our training with. THEY AREN'T PREPARED EITHER!!! They have two kids that have just left the house and are 'looking to fill their empty nest'. They are in for a shock. Marie, the new foster Mom, did work with ADHD children before so she may have somewhat of an edge on me, but I still don't think the outlook is too good.

The kids were thrilled to see her and started calling her 'Mom' right away. As I was going over things with her, they were running around endlessly and giving my Mom a very hard time. Our second caseworker, Mark, was present and was watching and taking everything in. The kids were very hyper...

At first, Marie seemed like it would be a piece of cake. However by the end of the hour, I could see that she wasn't as confident.

The boys were overly excited to leave with someone that they didn't even know. This is their second foster care placement. I can honestly say, though, that they were the same way with Jake and I. We were Mommy and Daddy from Day 1. We also thought it would be a 'piece of cake'.

I helped Marie get the boys in their car seats and kissed their little foreheads goodbye. I do have Marie's number, and she also has mine to keep in contact. D kissed and hugged me back. He is 5. However, N pushed me away and said that he didn't love me, and that I wasn't his Mommy anymore. He had a new Mommy. It was so erie and sad...That was my final, lasting memory...

I won't be forgetting that memory anytime soon. Even my Mom, who always spoils them, was snubbed, mostly by N.

I venture out to the hospital tomorrow for 1:00. We will see what happens. I talked to the head nurse, and she said that they want to do a PFT and x-ray first. We will then 'take it from there' so we'll see. Regardless of being admitted or not, I still think I made the right decision for the boys. I wasn't equipped enough for their needs...
 

fondreflections

New member
The boys left by 2:00 this afternoon.

Honestly, it was a disturbing situation yet I knew I had done the right thing. I was not equipped to handle the issues that those poor boys had.

I finally told them at about 11:30 with about 2 hours left. D put on a whining and cry act for about 5 minutes then couldn't wait to go. He was constantly harassing me for the remainder of the time. N was ready to go from the moment I told him. Both boys actually picked out all the toys that they wanted to take with them. It was scary, actually. I explained to them that they are going to have a new Mommy and Daddy. I really don't think it ever registered.

They ended up going to a fellow couple in their 40's that Jake and I attended our training with. THEY AREN'T PREPARED EITHER!!! They have two kids that have just left the house and are 'looking to fill their empty nest'. They are in for a shock. Marie, the new foster Mom, did work with ADHD children before so she may have somewhat of an edge on me, but I still don't think the outlook is too good.

The kids were thrilled to see her and started calling her 'Mom' right away. As I was going over things with her, they were running around endlessly and giving my Mom a very hard time. Our second caseworker, Mark, was present and was watching and taking everything in. The kids were very hyper...

At first, Marie seemed like it would be a piece of cake. However by the end of the hour, I could see that she wasn't as confident.

The boys were overly excited to leave with someone that they didn't even know. This is their second foster care placement. I can honestly say, though, that they were the same way with Jake and I. We were Mommy and Daddy from Day 1. We also thought it would be a 'piece of cake'.

I helped Marie get the boys in their car seats and kissed their little foreheads goodbye. I do have Marie's number, and she also has mine to keep in contact. D kissed and hugged me back. He is 5. However, N pushed me away and said that he didn't love me, and that I wasn't his Mommy anymore. He had a new Mommy. It was so erie and sad...That was my final, lasting memory...

I won't be forgetting that memory anytime soon. Even my Mom, who always spoils them, was snubbed, mostly by N.

I venture out to the hospital tomorrow for 1:00. We will see what happens. I talked to the head nurse, and she said that they want to do a PFT and x-ray first. We will then 'take it from there' so we'll see. Regardless of being admitted or not, I still think I made the right decision for the boys. I wasn't equipped enough for their needs...
 

fondreflections

New member
The boys left by 2:00 this afternoon.
<br />
<br />Honestly, it was a disturbing situation yet I knew I had done the right thing. I was not equipped to handle the issues that those poor boys had.
<br />
<br />I finally told them at about 11:30 with about 2 hours left. D put on a whining and cry act for about 5 minutes then couldn't wait to go. He was constantly harassing me for the remainder of the time. N was ready to go from the moment I told him. Both boys actually picked out all the toys that they wanted to take with them. It was scary, actually. I explained to them that they are going to have a new Mommy and Daddy. I really don't think it ever registered.
<br />
<br />They ended up going to a fellow couple in their 40's that Jake and I attended our training with. THEY AREN'T PREPARED EITHER!!! They have two kids that have just left the house and are 'looking to fill their empty nest'. They are in for a shock. Marie, the new foster Mom, did work with ADHD children before so she may have somewhat of an edge on me, but I still don't think the outlook is too good.
<br />
<br />The kids were thrilled to see her and started calling her 'Mom' right away. As I was going over things with her, they were running around endlessly and giving my Mom a very hard time. Our second caseworker, Mark, was present and was watching and taking everything in. The kids were very hyper...
<br />
<br />At first, Marie seemed like it would be a piece of cake. However by the end of the hour, I could see that she wasn't as confident.
<br />
<br />The boys were overly excited to leave with someone that they didn't even know. This is their second foster care placement. I can honestly say, though, that they were the same way with Jake and I. We were Mommy and Daddy from Day 1. We also thought it would be a 'piece of cake'.
<br />
<br />I helped Marie get the boys in their car seats and kissed their little foreheads goodbye. I do have Marie's number, and she also has mine to keep in contact. D kissed and hugged me back. He is 5. However, N pushed me away and said that he didn't love me, and that I wasn't his Mommy anymore. He had a new Mommy. It was so erie and sad...That was my final, lasting memory...
<br />
<br />I won't be forgetting that memory anytime soon. Even my Mom, who always spoils them, was snubbed, mostly by N.
<br />
<br />I venture out to the hospital tomorrow for 1:00. We will see what happens. I talked to the head nurse, and she said that they want to do a PFT and x-ray first. We will then 'take it from there' so we'll see. Regardless of being admitted or not, I still think I made the right decision for the boys. I wasn't equipped enough for their needs...
 

dbtoo

New member
I applaud you on your decision! I also applaud you on having given the boys time with you to begin with!

<img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0">
 

dbtoo

New member
I applaud you on your decision! I also applaud you on having given the boys time with you to begin with!

<img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0">
 

dbtoo

New member
I applaud you on your decision! I also applaud you on having given the boys time with you to begin with!

<img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0">
 

dbtoo

New member
I applaud you on your decision! I also applaud you on having given the boys time with you to begin with!

<img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0">
 

dbtoo

New member
I applaud you on your decision! I also applaud you on having given the boys time with you to begin with!
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<br /><img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0">
 

beleache

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i agree w/ David.. I hope that you feel better soon.. {{{{Hugs}}} to you Jenny. <img src="i/expressions/heart.gif" border="0"> joni
 

beleache

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i agree w/ David.. I hope that you feel better soon.. {{{{Hugs}}} to you Jenny. <img src="i/expressions/heart.gif" border="0"> joni
 

beleache

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i agree w/ David.. I hope that you feel better soon.. {{{{Hugs}}} to you Jenny. <img src="i/expressions/heart.gif" border="0"> joni
 

beleache

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i agree w/ David.. I hope that you feel better soon.. {{{{Hugs}}} to you Jenny. <img src="i/expressions/heart.gif" border="0"> joni
 

beleache

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i agree w/ David.. I hope that you feel better soon.. {{{{Hugs}}} to you Jenny. <img src="i/expressions/heart.gif" border="0"> joni
 
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65rosessamurai

Guest
I just kind of worry what kind of people they will be when they become adults.

If you still have intentions of fostering children, or adoption, I do wish you good luck on being able to do so (and keep your health).

Perhaps for you it may had been a bad, but educational situation to have those two boys as long as you did. I'm sure being "snubbed" hurt, but if you think of the source then all we can do is pray that they still find some goodness within (and soon, I'm sure!).

I hope your hospital visit goes well.
 
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65rosessamurai

Guest
I just kind of worry what kind of people they will be when they become adults.

If you still have intentions of fostering children, or adoption, I do wish you good luck on being able to do so (and keep your health).

Perhaps for you it may had been a bad, but educational situation to have those two boys as long as you did. I'm sure being "snubbed" hurt, but if you think of the source then all we can do is pray that they still find some goodness within (and soon, I'm sure!).

I hope your hospital visit goes well.
 
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65rosessamurai

Guest
I just kind of worry what kind of people they will be when they become adults.

If you still have intentions of fostering children, or adoption, I do wish you good luck on being able to do so (and keep your health).

Perhaps for you it may had been a bad, but educational situation to have those two boys as long as you did. I'm sure being "snubbed" hurt, but if you think of the source then all we can do is pray that they still find some goodness within (and soon, I'm sure!).

I hope your hospital visit goes well.
 
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65rosessamurai

Guest
I just kind of worry what kind of people they will be when they become adults.

If you still have intentions of fostering children, or adoption, I do wish you good luck on being able to do so (and keep your health).

Perhaps for you it may had been a bad, but educational situation to have those two boys as long as you did. I'm sure being "snubbed" hurt, but if you think of the source then all we can do is pray that they still find some goodness within (and soon, I'm sure!).

I hope your hospital visit goes well.
 
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65rosessamurai

Guest
I just kind of worry what kind of people they will be when they become adults.
<br />
<br />If you still have intentions of fostering children, or adoption, I do wish you good luck on being able to do so (and keep your health).
<br />
<br />Perhaps for you it may had been a bad, but educational situation to have those two boys as long as you did. I'm sure being "snubbed" hurt, but if you think of the source then all we can do is pray that they still find some goodness within (and soon, I'm sure!).
<br />
<br />I hope your hospital visit goes well.
 
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