Three babies at once are not in my future. I am fine with it. Shocking, I know. I guess when you know it isn't even something that you feel the Lord would encourage you to do at this point in your life, it is okay to say no.
Firstly, it probably never would have happened anyway, which certainly makes it easier. I spoke to the social worker involved, and though he was excited to have us as a "contingency plan," it didn't sound like it was more than a 50/50 chance. There is a grandma who wants them and I think if she is capable of taking care of them and wants them she should have them. She may or may not get them, but I certainly am not going to get in the way.
It is funny because she is definitely not the blood grandma of one of the boys - mother is white, and her son is white, baby boy is half black - she is claiming him and pretends not to notice.
I like that.
The county worker would have moved the boys and new baby due soon to my house, the contingency placement (in other words - back up plan in case their plan falls through). Most likely a heartache. I talked to Neil about it, and for various good reasons, he said no.
I am glad he did.
It is weird how sometimes you think you want something, and then when you don't get it you realize that was the blessing.
~Susan
"When we lose one blessing,
another one is often most unexpectedly given in its place."
C.S. Lewis
another one is often most unexpectedly given in its place."
C.S. Lewis
1 comments:
This reminds me of a Garth Brooks song called Unanswered Prayers. =)
Love you dear friend.. xo
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