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   Jan 23, 08, 08:11   #81
I am currently working with Saint Mary's International Adoptions out of NC. They've got their act together, especially, with all of the new Hague rules.
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   Jan 31, 08, 18:29   #82
Sorry guys , my issue might be a little bit different, i am currently 16 weeks pregnant by a polish bloke who is not very keen on the baby,as much as i would like to have this baby im petrified of being on my own & not being able to cope so i am seriously considering putting the baby up for adoption, btw the baby will be of mixed race me being afro......I been scouring the internet on how to place a baby for adoption but most info i got was from USA nearly next to nil from UK,



any advice will be welcomed

thanks loads

Cilla
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   Mar 14, 08, 09:31   #83
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HI FROM NEW JERSEY! ANYONE ADOPTING RECENTLY FROM POLAND?

WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF OUR HS AND WANTING TO ADOPT FROM POLAND. I AM 1/2 POLISH. IS IT HARD TO ADOPT A HEALTHY GIRL UNDER 4 YEARS OLD? HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FROM POLAND APPROVAL TO REFERRAL TO TRAVEL? ANYONE? THANKS.
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   Mar 14, 08, 10:18   #84
Hi barb

I'm new here too so wanted to welcome you to the PF.

I'm afraid I can't answer your question about adoption but I wish you all the best of luck in achieving your dream.

Fertility issues have brought me here, I've read lots recently about people travelling to Polland from the UK for IVF treatment & so wondered whether anyone has an interest in Surrogacy who would like to share stories as I am a Surrogate Mother in the UK.
I can give information to anyone looking in to Surrogacy too.

Keep us updated on your adoption journey.

Nikki xxxxxx
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   Mar 14, 08, 10:25   #85
barb wrote:
WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF OUR HS AND WANTING TO ADOPT FROM POLAND.


Please, search the forum threads. There is quite a lot of info on adoption.


And welcome to the forum, barb
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   Apr 15, 08, 23:57   #86
Krysia or anyone who knows, my case is a little different. My husband and I are considering adopting in Poland, only because we currently live in Poland. We already have a child adopted from the US so we are very familiar with that process. My question is, how does our living in Poland change the procedure? Obviously we wouldn't need to work with an American agency, correct? Can we go straight to the orphanage we wish to adopt from? Can we do a private adoption since we live here?

Thanks,
SB
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   Jun 23, 08, 20:09   #87
Cilla,

We are looking for a bi-racial baby and would love you to consider us. If you are still interested in finding a loving couple who will cherish your baby please reply. Please let us know if you have already made arrangements for adoption.

Thanks,

M&M
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   Jul 21, 08, 09:15   #88
Cilla.
Would you please contact me? Im looking for a way to adopt a child. Will you please email me? rickveldman@gmail.com
Thanks!
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   Jul 21, 08, 11:35   #89
Just saw your email Rick, if possible I was looking for a polish couple
btw...Im due any day now :-(
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   Aug 1, 08, 16:41   #90
Hi Krysia

Since you seems to know a lot about the subject, could you please tell me where to start? We would love to do an adoption from Poland ourselves, I don't want to use any agency, I went on that web-site that you posted, My only question is could you please tell me how much home study cost and do you know any good agency that can do that for us? I would love to get someone's referral instead of just going to someone. my e-mail is cathys1979@yahoo.com
thank you so much in advance
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   Aug 1, 08, 16:48   #91
A homestudy is around $1.000.
You can go to Social Services.
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   Aug 2, 08, 09:48   #92
thank you
in addition to buying that manual that's where I have to start? or do I have to get an attorney first and then go to social services?
thanks in advance
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Edited by: littleone   Sep 13, 08, 12:14   #93
hi there we are in the uk wanting to adopt a baby we are mixed race couple liveing in south of england near london my husband is black and im white, we are finding it very hard at the moment due to scams that people are doing saying yes and then saying no they dont want to give there babies up for adoption i cant have children and my husband and myself long to be parents,we are very honest,truthful,loyal,and work very hard somtimes i wish somone would help us with this.we live in the south east so just outside london, we have a very large house that we own ,we are middle class people whom long to be parents a baby that comes to us would not want for anything. he/she would have the best of everything so please contact us at littleoneonlytrue@yahoo.co.uk thank you
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   Sep 13, 08, 12:33   #94
why dont a black couple adopt a white child ... argumentative topic?...should I post it? :P ... ummm... I will think about it.
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   Sep 13, 08, 12:41   #95
they do adopt white babies so whats your problem with this is it the back thing or the white thing ?
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   Sep 13, 08, 12:43   #96
littleone:

so whats your problem with this is it the back thing or the white thing

Dunno really. I am white myself :D.

Actually just felt like posting it... out of curiosity. I wish you all the success in your adoption.
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   Sep 13, 08, 12:49   #97
hay thats ok, its not just adoption we have been looking into we also have been looking at surragocy two. now thats a topic to talk about !!!
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   Sep 14, 08, 11:02   #98
littleone:

a baby that comes to us would not want for anything. he/she would have the best of everything


Presumably this would encompass your unconditional love and devotion too . . . . ?
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   Oct 10, 08, 13:25   #99
I am from belgium and i have my son who is 8 months whose father died and i am unable to cope up with the variouse diapers.If there is any body who is wanting to adopt should contact me at maryakwa53@yahoo.com for more details
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Edited by: Ginger5   Oct 10, 08, 14:52   #100
vinceslas:

i have my son who is 8 months whose father died

So who's the mother? Did the kid have two fathers? (you and the one who died)? So which one of you men are the real father? Are you gay? Didn't know two males can produce a baby.
Sounds like a scam.
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   Oct 11, 08, 19:42   #101
How many people got scammed by this?
Look under "adoption scams". The birthmother offering her baby for adoption, then asks for money for the plane ticket or diapers, then takes the money and you never see the baby.
This is a guy posting signing as a woman.
Be careful!!
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   Dec 18, 08, 12:38   #102
Hi, I would like more about child adoption in Poland, May you please give me more information. I'm trying to adopt.
Crist
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   Dec 18, 08, 14:42   #103
Sorry, no more children left to adopt. They all got aborted because "they were sucking somebody's blood"
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   Dec 26, 08, 19:48   #104
Krysia

I'd like to talk to you about Polish adoption. Please contact me at barblorenzo@comcast.net. Thanks! Barb
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   Dec 27, 08, 21:33   #105
Hey!

So random question if anyone can answer for me. My sisters and I (we are triplets) were adopted from Poland 17 years ago when we were 4 1/2 years old and we wanted to find out the name of the orphanage just for curiosity. We tried to look through all the papers/files that my parents got from Poland and I tried to get my Polish professor to translate and find out for me, but no luck. I know we were born in Mielec (I think that is how it is spelled) but we were adopted out of Krakow. So my random question is, are there adoption agencies or orphanages that are or were in Krakow and if so what are/is the name(s)?

Thank You!
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   May 12, 09, 21:56   #106
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We want to adopt children from Poland

My wife and I are from the States, living in Germany as part of my work assigment. My grandma was 100% Polish, so Poland is part of my heritage. We want to adopt siblings from Poland, but are having a hard time finding an adoption agency to work with.
Anyone know of any good adoption agencies to work with?
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Edited by: pawian   May 12, 09, 22:24   #107
The only agencies which deal with foreign adoptions are in Warsaw:

W Polsce adopcją zagraniczną prowadzą trzy ośrodki w Warszawie:
1. Publiczny Ośrodek Adopcyjno - Opiekuńczy: 02-018 Warszawa, ul. Nowogrodzka 75, tel. +48 22 621 10 75, 622 03 70 - 72.

2. Towarzystwa Przyjaciół Dzieci: Krajowy Ośrodek Adopcyjno - Opiekuńczy, 00-068 Warszawa, ul. Krakowskie Przedmieście 6, tel. +48 22 435 46 77, 435 46 88.

3. Katolicki Ośrodek Adopcyjno - Opiekuńczy, 04-357 Warszawa, ul. Grochowska 194/196, tel. +48 22 610 61 23.
http://www.adoptuj.pl/11121.xml?group=po_adopcji&seealso=inne&right=po _adopcji&left=przed_adopcja


But, if you want to adopt babies, forget it. There are too many Polish people who are waiting for adoption. Cases of baby foreign adoption don`t happen in Poland.
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   May 13, 09, 01:17   #108
Adoption is a wounderful thing I hope to adopt a Polish girl someday good on you people who adopt its a blessing.
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   May 13, 09, 02:32   #109
Not only some rich Americans think of the African children as "dogs" but also of the Russian children. I've heard of a couple who have adopted Russian children, already in USA, because the original adopted parents didn't want them. They told a priest that the children were not what they've expected. I saw those two beautiful, blue eyed children, blond haired and they are the sweetest children I've ever seen. They are about 5 and 6 years old and have no medical problems. The new adopted parents are Polish-Americans.
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   May 13, 09, 06:25   #110
translatoradela:
Not only some rich Americans think of the African children as "dogs" but also of the Russian children.

you are generalizing. My sister adopted two children from Russia, a friend adopted a 4 year old girl from Russia and many, many others and they do not think of them as "dogs". Come on, where do you get that?
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   Jun 27, 09, 20:03   #111
Hello Krysia,

I am originally from India now having Canadian nationality. How long does it take to adopt a new born from Poland???? Or is it possible to adopt a newborn from poland for non polish speaking polish parents?? DO we have any website or any agency to contact here in Canada Ontario? Thanks Indy
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   Jun 30, 09, 05:18   #112
God Bless You Indy for wanting to adopt best of luck to you.
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   Jul 3, 09, 15:48   #113
Does anyone know anyone fron the "Doma Malyc Dziechi" ? sorry i dont have my paperwork in front of me for correct spelling. It is Dziernowa Poland in the southwest part of Poland, i believe. Does anybody know any other Polish social sites other than this one?
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   Aug 22, 09, 20:42   #114
Hi Krysia,

I have had two miscarriages so far and the doctors aren't very optimistic about me becoming a baby. My husband and I are seriously thinking about adopting a baby or maybe siblings and considering adoption from Poland, since I'm 100% Polish =)

You seem to know alot about adoptions from Poland, could you contact me via email at if you have time. I would love to get some of your inside knowledge if possible.

Thanks a lot!!!!
Monika
Sarandipitty    Feb 10, 10, 02:33   #115
krysia:
You first need to have a home study done, tranlated into Polish, then contact an orphanage. Best to have a knowlegable lawyer working with you. Could take about a year or so.

Hi Krysia,

My boyfriend and I are planning to adopt when we are ready to have children. Right now we are entering grad school but I like to plan ahead. I have always wanted to adopt either instead or in addition to physically having children myself. Originally I was drawn to the Ukraine because I am of Ukrainian descent. However, I keep reading really terrible stories about adopting from there and am looking into other options. Four years ago we took a winter trip and used a rail pass to visit 5 countries including Poland and absolutely loved it! Specifically we went to Krakow and Zakopane. It was so beautiful and made such an impression on us that we are considering getting married there. Do you know if there are orphanages in the Tatra region? That area was so beautiful and sentimental that we would love an additional reason to go there regularly. ;)

Because this is so far in advance, do you have any advice for us? I assume, learning Polish is probably a good start. Is there anything else we could do that would be helpful? This won't happen until the timing is right on our end so we literally have years to prepare.

Thank you so much for all your advice on this forum.
~ Sara (Sarandipitty@yahoo.com)
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