ptc@ptsfc.UUCP (Pat Cook) (11/26/85)
I have some friends that would very much like to adopt an infant. If you know of anyone who has (or will have) an infant they wish to release for adoption, please contact any of the following: 1) Pat Cook via the net 2) The folks trying to adopt: Steve and Naomi Lesberg 13648 Jackrabbit Road Poway, CA 92064 Phone: 619-451-3451 - collect calls accepted 3) Their adoption attorney and adoption counselor: Atty.: Marc Gradstein Counselor: Bonnie Gradstein 2340 Irving St. Suite 105 San Francisco, CA 94122 Office Phone: 415-665-8995 - collect calls accepted Home Phone: 415-585-9253 - collect calls accepted The counselor is available to speak to anyone concerned about giving their infant up for adoption, and the adoptive parents wish to be very open with the natural parent(s) in terms of information. Please tell your friends about this wonderful opportunity to help give a great home to a little person. Sorry if this is in the wrong group, but you never know who will know someone. Thanks in advance for your help! Pat Cook
stim@fluke.UUCP (Randy Stimpson) (12/06/85)
>I have some friends that would very much like to adopt an infant. If you know >of anyone who has (or will have) an infant they wish to release for adoption, >please contact any of the following: > > 1) Pat Cook via the net > 2) The folks trying to adopt: > Steve and Naomi Lesberg > 13648 Jackrabbit Road > Poway, CA 92064 > Phone: 619-451-3451 - collect calls accepted > 3) Their adoption attorney and adoption counselor: > Atty.: Marc Gradstein > Counselor: Bonnie Gradstein > 2340 Irving St. Suite 105 > San Francisco, CA 94122 > Office Phone: 415-665-8995 - collect calls accepted > Home Phone: 415-585-9253 - collect calls accepted > >The counselor is available to speak to anyone concerned about giving their >infant up for adoption, and the adoptive parents wish to be very open with >the natural parent(s) in terms of information. > >Please tell your friends about this wonderful opportunity to help give a great >home to a little person. Sorry if this is in the wrong group, but you never >know who will know someone. Generally its a very bad idea for the true parents to know the adopted parents. I know of two couples that have made the mistake, my aunt and uncle, and a couple in my church. If both cases there were long battles over custody. In both cases the adoptive parents won, but it was a very heart wrenching experience for all parties invovled.