Hello Friend, We are Jeff and Tracy Chastain from TN. We feel humbled that you are taking the time to read about our family. We have a heart for adoption. Tracy and her brother were both adopted. Also, we have been blessed to have already grown our family through foster care adoption. This has given us a unique perspective about the needs of an adopted child. Since our children are older, we would love the opportunity to adopt again. He or she will be a cherished part of our family!
We have a more detailed profile and lots more photos on our webiste www.dbabyadventure.com We also have our blog comments and link to our facebook page.
We are so excited to expand our family. Not only are we looking forward to welcoming a new baby but, also "first" parents and extended family - if they wish! We hope for a VERY open adoption and are even waiting to decorate the nursery so the expecting mom/couple can pick out the baby's room decorations.
Best wishes,
Courtney and Dustin
Here is our very first adoptive family posting.
We hope a first mom or family finds us and we are what they are looking for in second parents.
We know there are a lot of scams, hurdles and dissapointments involved in this journey, however we feel that the when the time is right, the stars will align and we will be able to welcome a child or sibling groups into out lives.
FACTS AND FUNNIES
BRAD: Fact: has been a marine for nearly two decades. Funny: he ice skates like a star-fish, arms out wide, legs out wide, look out kids, he's a steam train on ice!
NOBELLE: Fact: Has four siblings she loves to bits! Funny: Tried to mount a horse and jumped clean over to the other side.
BRAD: Fact: Brad Has Skydived! Funny: He used to have long hair as a teenager in his rebel days.
Hi. We are Tom and Marie. We are grateful for this chance to introduce ourselves and we thank you for considering us in your search for a happy and loving home for your child. To become part of your courageous journey is a privilege we will treasure. We are very excited about starting a family with a child we will love, nurture and cherish. We understand that you face an extremely difficult decision and we admire you for your courage. Please know that as you come our path, our deep prayer for you is for a healthy and safe pregnancy, strenght in your crisis, joy amidst fear and sadness, laughter despite the ache, a bright happy future, and most of always--- peace in your mind and heart. Please visit us at www.adopt4tomandmarie.com
Hi, I'm Tracy and I want to thank you for consider me to be an adoptive parent for your baby. I'm a single woman from New York, hoping to become a Mom through the miracle of adoption. I can't begin to imagine what you are feeling right now. So many thoughts must be going through your mind. Just the fact that you are considering adoption for your unborn baby is an act of love. For that, I thank you!! I hope you will visit my website so that you can learn more about me and my family.
Please visit: www.wouldluv2adopt.com
Thank you,
Tracy

Kenny, Meghan & Sam
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We'd love to hear from you if you would like a very open adoption. We have an amazing relationship with Sam's birth family, and would love nothing more than to have that with our next childs family too!
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Our shy little June Bug nephew (at his Star Wars' birthday party in the tree house turned space ship) wants the Red Panda...and a Red Panda book for his birthday!
Loren better get to work! Our little video....Check out Loren and Paul's website:
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Several years ago, after several years of trying, Dave and I found out that we had less than a 3% chance to conceive a child of our own. There was a surgery that could be performed, but it was risky, only had a 50% chance of working, and at the best would only double our chance. The risks did not seem worth raising our likelihood to 6%.
Adoption was not our first choice, but it was the right one for us.
Fast forward years of saving, and participating in our credit union's Savings Race, and we get to the point where we *almost* have all the money we need and finally met with and chose an adoption agency to help us along this exciting, confusing, painful, and wonderful journey. In October of 2009 (on our 9th wedding anniversary) we mailed in our profile books to Adoption Link to be passed around to potential birth mothers.
My husband and I were victims of an adoption scam. When we realized what happened, we stopped all communication with the fake agency and called the police. Nothing ever happened. My local law enforcement agency did not have jurisdiction, my case did not meet the financial threshold for the FBI, and the Kansas police had insufficient evidence to prosecute. So Faithful Adoptions continued to operate. No one cares about little people like me. We are irrelevant. Adoption scam is the cruelest crime anyone can experience. When a couple has fertility problems they must depend on complete strangers to help them create a family. This is an intimidating reality, because the couple has no personal control. Now imagine a group of people taking advantage of a couple’s desperation to start a family. What a sad way to steal huh?
A friend of ours is making a documentary film on the Hubble telescope and we were thinking of asking him to make a little film with us! He loves the idea! He'll have to include the little chandelier we put up in the baby's room. Everything's ready except for the draperies...we pick out the fabric tomorrow...and of course, the baby who will share a magical life of absolute love with us...with opportunities, creativity, organic home-made meals, great bedtime stories (we're both authors), music and, of course, a telescope to see the universe! Anyway, until we make our little movie, please take a look at our site: http://www.lorenandpaul.com (Nantucket is a great place to see stars...and seals!)

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We've had the girls for 25 days and now they get to go back home to live with their great grand mother. I am so sad to see them go, but when I heard the joy and excitement in their voice when I told them that they were going to go stay with there Nana "for a long time" it felt bitter sweet. They sounded like they had just been told they were going to Disney World. I am SOOOO happy that they get to go back to live with their family and that they want to go there, but I am so sad for myself, because I will never get to see or hear from or about them again. I keep trying to remind myself that it is for the best and that things always work out the way they should, but I am a selfish being (who isn't?!) and I don't want to get hurt anymore without having a perminant child in my life to call my own.