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Q: Should I Ask For My Sister Baby Or Not
asked by: madmag on September 25th, 2007
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I would love to have a baby but can't my sister she has five children and another one on the way due march 2008 she does not what anymore but she don't want to have abortion which i can understand.

I would love to have her baby but i don't speak to her at the moment as there was a family problem but i keep think of the baby.
i was thinking of sending her a letter saying to her that if she wants i will adoped the baby but i don't know. i don't speak to her but if she did go for it then i would keep in contact but if she said no then i don't know what to try.
i know that people will think i am selfish but i was always told there is no harm is trying. Confused
what do you think i should do leave it or go for it
mag
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young Girl
replied on September 25th, 2007
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mag

your right there is no harm in trying

and after all if she doesnt want the baby then maybe it would be ebst if he/she was with you?
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onmyway_0x
replied on September 27th, 2007
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why are you selfish?
If she doesn't want to have her baby , and is going to give it up for adoption ... then why not have a family member adopt the child.
But there are pro's and cons to everything... It could possibly create future promlems if you adopted her child and later on she felt remorse or wished to take back her choice... it could cause a huge riff.
Also if the child were to find out (this is in case you werent going to tell her) She would have to see the person who gave her up possibly a lot more than she would like ... and to see her with her five children and be the only one the mother gave up could be a very difficult thing to take.
Also how old are you?
DO you have the means to care for a child?
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madmag
replied on October 9th, 2007
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Re: Should I Ask For My Sister Baby Or Not
hi ya thank you for your comments i am 25 years old and i have my own house with a garden and i have a very good job. I have sent a letter to her but with all the problems with the mail lately i have not got a reply yet. but when i do i will let you know what the outcome. hopefully i will get the baby which is due on the 29th march 2008 so finger crossed.
Thanks again for your comments
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jessamyn
replied on October 11th, 2007
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I see no harm in trying at all and showing her that you just want to offer all the goddness possible for the benefit and wellbeign of the child.
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madmag
replied on December 19th, 2007
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Re: Should I Ask For My Sister Baby Or Not
Hi ya again,
I have just found out the she is going to keep the baby and she told me that she don't want anything to do with me.
thanks for all your comments
madmags Sad
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CoolGlassofH2O
replied on February 10th, 2008
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there are other kids in the world that would love to have a mom like you. theres always adoption Smile
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Ayrshire-lass
replied on February 11th, 2008
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for you to turn up at an adoption agencey. there are soo many kids out there who would love to be able to get the life you can offer one.

hope everything goes ok
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