Adoption in the wild

Re: Adoption in the wild

• dholsapp member

  July 2013

  I don't know what a cow moose is, but I love hearing stories about other animals adopting other animals in nature or domesticated!

  

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  01/10- Femara
  03/10- Femara
  07/2010- Clomid with injectables and IUI #1
  08/2010- IUI #2
  06/2011- IVF #1 BFP!
  09/2011- Miscarriage at 10 1/2 weeks
  11/2011- FET
  01/2012- Start Home Study process
  03/2012- Home Study approved and now waiting on our child to find us!
  07/2012- matched with a BM who is due in October!
  11/10/12- our son is born!
  11/13/12- court grants us custody!
   12/28/12- finalization! Always ours in our hearts, but.now also ours forever

                         

     

   

   

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  July 2013

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• Twirple member

  July 2013

  dholsapp said:

  I don't know what a cow moose is, but I love hearing stories about other animals adopting other animals in nature or domesticated!

  A cow moose is a female moose.  Males are bulls.  So this cow has 4 calves.

  Chase was born 4/23/2011

  Carlene was born 4/18/2014                          A14 siggy challenge:  Junk Food

     

  
  

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