A Special Bond

These girls have a very special bond. One that they don’t quite even understand yet.

Today, Violet called her “My Sister, Miss Mella.” (Ella) That’s pretty fitting.

They are both bi products of a special kind of love, one that I’ll likely never grasp the depth of. They are both living, walking, heartbeats with a hope and a future in front of them thanks to their first parents. Thanks to their belief that these girls were worthy of such. That belief was backed by a love that triumphed loss and fear. I imagine that it’s depth mirrors the one described in Ephesians 3:18.

I get so emotional when I see them together because their stories are illustrations of the Gospel in a way that has changed me forever.

I’m so thankful that they have each other. #watchvioletbloom CFS, Inc.
(shared by a CFS Mom)

A Special Love

The special kind of love these girls share is they each have a first family, a birth family, and an adoptive family. More people to love and to be loved by! Violet and Ella each have adoptive parents who have shared with them their adoption story. Each are told their first families love them and they were wanted!

The First Mom

When Violet and Ella’s birth mothers discovered their unplanned pregnancy, they reached out to their local pregnancy center. They eventually made an adoption plan with a CFS Caseworker. Each Birth Mother chose the parent for her daughter. Each chose an Open or Semi-Open Adoption.

Adoption Choices

If a closed adoption is chosen by the potential birth mother, she will not know the family where her child was placed for adoption.

A semi–open adoption occurs when the potential birth mother or birth families choose a family for their child. Non-identifying information is shared with the adoptive family. They may keep in contact through CFS, exchanging cards, letters and gifts. They may create independent accounts via electronic media to communicate while keeping their details confidential.

Open adoption occurs when potential birth mothers and prospective adoptive families have a personal interaction with one another. In this type of adoption, the identities of all parties are shared. Interaction can differ from one family to another and may include letters, e-mails, telephone calls, or visits.

Expectant women in Florida have many options for their unplanned pregnancy. As an Adoption Agency in Florida, we offer pregnancy help.

Non Judgmental counseling

Parent, abort, place for adoption-all options for your unplanned pregnancy. We are here to listen, not judge.

Considering adoption for your infant? We are here to listen, not judge.

No matter what is happening in the world around us, we are a phone call, text, or email away from assisting you. A CFS Caseworker is available for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by voice @ 800.226.2367 or text @ 352.600.2138 or Email.