Wednesday, February 24, 2010

First Adoption Interview Next Week

I got an email today from our adoption agency! We have been assigned our social worker. It turns out the gal we have been working with to get all our paperwork done is also doing her internship for her Masters in Social Work and she has been assigned to us. I am pretty excited by this since we already know her and have a rapport with her. Plus, she is really nice :)

We will have 2 visits with her, one in her office and one in our home. The first visit should be next week at 9 AM. She said it will last 2-3 hours. I think we will each be interviewed separately and then jointly.

This process has definitely taken longer than I thought it would. All this waiting with no moving forward has been really difficult. But I know it has been for the best because it has enabled me to experience a time of healing and preparation.

My excitement has definitely returned!

Please pray for us regarding next week's interview. Please pray for us to have the right words and for us not to be too nervous.

I was thinking tonight about how blessed I am to be a part of this blogging community. I don't know what I would do without all of you!

6 comments:

Monika @ Lovely Bookshelf said...

Praying!!!

Lisa said...

That's all great news! So glad the home study/interview portion is under way! Be yourself and you will do great. I have been thinking the exact same thing lately about being so blessed with this infertility/adoption blogging community! I am so glad we have technology like this today!

Mrs. Chapman's 2nd Grade Class said...

Oh Becky...I am so happy! Such great news! I will definitely pray that this process goes quickly and smoothly. You are so right. This is a great community!

A said...

So exciting! I will be praying for great meetings between you and your SW!!

Stacey said...

Oh, definitely will be praying! I agree about this community. For so long I went through so much pain alone (not without a great family and great friends, but without those who had been where I'd been). It can be such a lonely road, but it's great to have the support of so many who care! Love ya, Becky!

Wendi Kitsteiner said...

Oh yeah! So cool! Someday it will seem like the waiting wasn't nearly as long as it feels now. But right now, it feels forever.

I remember one night, about two weeks before Isaac got here, JB was laying in bed. he rolled over and said: "Wendi. I don't think Isaac will ever be born." You start to feel like every day is a year!

But now, he is almost two! Wow!

The blogging community is glad to have you Becky!