Dear remarkable person, When I was eleven, I told my mom I hope she was ready to be a grandma when I graduated from school, because she was going to have a lot of grandkids running around! That was 28 years ago; better late than never on certain promises. Why now, at 39 am I pursuing my grandest dream? I have been talking about adoption since a necessary hysterectomy when I was 25. It took me a few years to heal from the emotional scar. After that social programming had me waiting until I 'found the right man', to do things 'right'. Although I have had loving relationships, my match and I have not found each other yet. I think having a caring home and an abundance of love to give is just right; I don't think there is a perfect normal any more. While having these thoughts, I came across this quote. I started the adoption process the very next day. "the love we were promised in fairy tales was never something for us to find, it has always been something for us to create" ~ tyler kent white That was back in October of 2016. The State of Utah has approved me, my home study is complete and my application has been approved. I am ready! It is extraordinary! I get all gushy every time I think about it. I can't explain it, but my insides have changed. This funding profile is to ask you for help. Adoption fees are the cost of a college education. The agency, birth mom's medical and attorney fees are close to $50,000. I thought perhaps I should opt for experimental womb replacement surgery with the money! I jest. Giving a child a safe home, a great family and the birth mom peace of mind, that has me more than grateful to be where I am. My arms and soul are open wide to anything that feels right. Even if it is kind words and pearls of wisdom. What will be, will be. Your donation is to this magical unborn child (or children, I am hoping for twins). I still want the same thing mom, look out. Lots of grandkids running around your house looking for Easter eggs and calling you Oma. Here is my adoption book: https://goo.gl/YGSKXA Passionately, Jennifer Anne
