Here is a video about the lives of the orphans of Ukraine.
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Saturday, December 6, 2008
Ukraine has changed some of it's requirements. Most of the changes sound very reasonable, and really don't effect us. However, now the SDA has the "right to refuse" your dossier. You may not even get your paperwork registered. That is bad news because it states that if you are approved by your homestudy to adopt children under the age of 6 with no health problems, or correctable health problems, your dossier will most likely be rejected. I am at a loss for words...
Posted by Monika at 8:14 PM
not this year
Thursday, December 4, 2008
We received word that our dossier was not submitted. SDA will begin accepting dossiers at the beginning of February, 2009. I hope and pray that we will then be submitted, and that we will have a travel date in the Spring. In the meantime, Billy and I are considering hosting a child from Ukraine for 10 days this summer. Our adoption agency has a program for older orphans. Since they have virtually no chance of being adopted, the are given the opportunity to spend time with a family, in the hopes of making a connection which would lead to an adoption. I have read of many families having successful experiences with hosting programs. We will keep you posted.
Here are some pictures of where my Opa is from. He was born in Ukraine, but in a German settlement. Just like the rest of my grandparents were born in german settlements in Yugoslavia. It doesn't look like things have changed much! Yikes!
Posted by Monika at 8:49 PM
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