Another possibility is being a foster parent. Parents with problems sometimes foster out their children but then they can just demand them back anytime and there is nothing you can do. They rarely allow a continuing relationship with their child. Obviously, I have looked into fostering children but unfortunately, I have a marijuana possession conviction dating back to when I was 18 so that makes us unacceptable as foster parents by the laws of this land.
I think its a good thing that you have looked into being a foster parent. I think it gives a lot of opportunity to kids that otherwise wouldn't have a home. My sister was picked up by her foster parents when she was 13 (they did not want to get me at the time as I was 17 by then) and while it was really positive for her, I would urge you to do your best to keep siblings together if you could. (I was in Thailand and my sister was taken to America, so it was very hard)
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Another possibility is being a foster parent. Parents with problems sometimes foster out their children but then they can just demand them back anytime and there is nothing you can do. They rarely allow a continuing relationship with their child. Obviously, I have looked into fostering children but unfortunately, I have a marijuana possession conviction dating back to when I was 18 so that makes us unacceptable as foster parents by the laws of this land.
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I think its a good thing that you have looked into being a foster parent. I think it gives a lot of opportunity to kids that otherwise wouldn't have a home. My sister was picked up by her foster parents when she was 13 (they did not want to get me at the time as I was 17 by then) and while it was really positive for her, I would urge you to do your best to keep siblings together if you could. (I was in Thailand and my sister was taken to America, so it was very hard)