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How To Join Our Adoption ForumsForever Parents was created in 2002, to support and encourage parents of adoptees and those who are on the path to becoming one. Along with this community blog and our adoption store, the heart of Forever Parents has always been our adoption forum. It’s important for those of us who adopted our children to interact (online or off) with others who understand and can empathize with us. Equally as important is for pre-adoptive parents to have a safe place to ask questions or vent. You are not alone. The adoption forums at Forever Parents are private and there is a process to joining. The process is not hard or time consuming but it’s in place to help us determine if someone has ill intentions and wants to join for the wrong reasons. The privacy and comfortability of our members is our priority. Another way that we help maintain a safe and caring environment is to require that all members participate. No, that doesn’t mean you have to post every day, it just means that you have to show an interest in our community and participate on a regular basis. This is especially important for new members that we haven’t gotten to know yet. Inactive members will be periodically removed. Interested in joining? 1. Go to our adoption forums and click the link that says “register” in the upper left corner. We will have to approve your account before it can be activated. If you have any problems with completing any of these steps, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment in this blog post. Thanks and see you in the forums! Related postsNo Comments Yet - You can be the first to comment! |
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