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Do i need counselling accepting that i cannot have my own biological child?

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Anything that...: ...Interferes with your sense of well-being is probably worth counseling about.

Answered 4/30/2016

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Dr. Craig Uhl answered

Likely: If you are asking this question, then i would recommend it. You need to understand your options, and you can be a terrific parent to a foster child.

Answered 11/15/2015

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What do you think?: If you are persistently sad that you're not going to be a mother, please get with someone wise and helpful and talk it through. It won't take long and it works. Especially -- seek meaning. Folks who can't be parents or who choose not to usually devote themselves to helping provide opportunities and care for the children of others in their community. There's a kid who needs you. Consider adoption.

Answered 7/6/2017

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