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Old 06-08-2007, 01:07 PM #8
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Chris,

I'm so sorry! Of course you aren't a failure! I'm sure you'll find a baby just waiting to be loved and cared for. There are families in our church who've adopted several babies, and they always seem to grow up to be extra special and blessed. I love seeing those babies grow up with their adoptive parents.

I hope you will find the adoption process to be painless. God bless you both.
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