Anyone out there from MN going through, or has gone through Adoption? Part of me wonders if we shouldnt start the Adoption process and go back to natural trying in the mean time. So many stories of "once you get rid of the stress" it all comes together, but looking for any information on where you would even start!
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3 rounds clomid unmonitored through OB = BFN
IUI #1 200mg Clomid (IUI) - BFN
IUI #2 200mg Clomid (IUI) - Chemical
IUI #3 Cancelled (IUI) - Overstimulated
Follistim Round #1 (TI) - BFN
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Re: Adoption in MN?
Hey!
I live in the western suburbs and have a 2 year old who was adopted. There are a couple more girls that are from MN also. We try to get together once in awhile ;-)
I'm not on the boards much lately, but try to check in a few times a week. Please feel free to email me and I'd be happy to talk to you about our experience.
josiekolasa (at) gmail (dot) com
Maybe HannaB and Wille2b will chime in also :-)
Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
Started TTC January 2007 4 failed IUIs, 2 failed IVFs
2012 - Adopted Child #1
2014- Adopted Child #2
2015 - Fostering Child #3
Check out my infertility turned adoption blog: Discovering Joy In The Storm
hey ladies-
(not to hijack your post but...) Can you give me the name of your MN adoption agencies you used? if you don't want to list it you can pm me.
I have a cousin that lives in SW MN that is looking into adoption, but says she can't find much, and that she can't find any agencies that will send her information without a deposit being made (I don't know if that's standard, since we did fost-adopt)... She's interested in domestic adoption.
https://www.nhadoptionagency.org/
There aren't a lot of options nearby in this part of the state. The main reasons we chose this one is becasue it was the most local and there is a social worker within 60 miles of us. Their main office is in Blue Earth but you have only have to go there once for an 8 hour training session. All the other agencies break up their sessions so you have to travel more. Also they were super fast in the pre-adoption phase and got our homestudy done quick. We are just starting to wait but their wait times are short since they have a pretty even baby/waiting families ratio. I have a friend with LSS and they had to wait 3 months just to get into a training session. In three months we went from application to a waiting family. So far we love this agency. Pretty much everything you need to know will come in the pre app packet. Its a little scary because you have to sign all their disclosures right away but I liked that they put everything out there right away.
Started TTC January 2007 4 failed IUIs, 2 failed IVFs
2012 - Adopted Child #1
2014- Adopted Child #2
2015 - Fostering Child #3
Check out my infertility turned adoption blog: Discovering Joy In The Storm