[Games] Re: La Reina's Adoption Agency II
in reply to a message by La Reina
LN: Edwardson
Your name: Tindra Annika Dahl-Edwardson
Age: 45
Occupation: Psychologist
Interests: psychology, board games, arts, sewing, cross stitching, photography
Disabilities: none
Your SO's name: Dorian Alexander Edwardson
Age: 47
Occupation: Artist
Interests: arts, drawing, painting, board games, computers, photography
Disabilities: none
Child(ren) living with you (names, ages, interests, disabilities):
ADS: Peter Alexander Edwardson; 19; bi-polar disorder, depression; reading, tv, movies [at university]
DD: Dahlia Katharina Edwardson; 18; no disabilities; arts, crafts, board games, video games
ADS: Adam Joseph “AJ” Edwardson; 18; Down syndrome, emotional problems; rock music, guitars, video games
ADD: Jessica Anne Edwardson (identical twin to Jennifer); 17; cystic fibrosis; drawing, reading, writing
ADD: Jennifer Marie Edwardson (identical twin to Jessica); 17; cystic fibrosis; singing, dancing, reading
ADD: Wilma Joanna Edwardson; 15; phobia of cars and driving, emotional trauma; board games, painting
Others living with you (names, relations): none
Pet(s) (names, species): none
Location: Darwin, Australia
House type: 2-story house with six bedrooms
Do you travel often? If so, where to? no
What language(s) do you speak? English, Tindra speaks also Swedish
Nationality/ies: Australian, Tindra has been born in Sweden, Dorian's great grandparents came from England
Religion(s): atheist
Other: We're vegetarians.
THE ADOPTEE(S)
How many children do you want to adopt? (max. 5) 1
Ages (newborn-17)? 13-16
Gender(s): either
Preferred origin(s): Australian
Preferred language(s): English
Preferred religion(s): non-religious
Will you accept:
-Children with pets? If so, what kind(s)? no
-Multiples (twins, triplets, quadruplets etc.)? no
-Siblings? no
-Best friends? no
-Cousins? no
-Neighbors? no
-Children with disabilities? If so, of what kind and severity? moderate/severe emotional issues and mental health problems, chronic illnesses
-Children who need constant medical attention? yes
-Children who are terminally ill? only if they are expected to live several years
-Pregnant teen(s)? no
-Teen parent? If so, teen mother/father, or both? no
Will you allow them to stay in contact with non-abusive parents/relatives/etc. ? preferably not
Other: We want a teenager with a disability.
Your name: Tindra Annika Dahl-Edwardson
Age: 45
Occupation: Psychologist
Interests: psychology, board games, arts, sewing, cross stitching, photography
Disabilities: none
Your SO's name: Dorian Alexander Edwardson
Age: 47
Occupation: Artist
Interests: arts, drawing, painting, board games, computers, photography
Disabilities: none
Child(ren) living with you (names, ages, interests, disabilities):
ADS: Peter Alexander Edwardson; 19; bi-polar disorder, depression; reading, tv, movies [at university]
DD: Dahlia Katharina Edwardson; 18; no disabilities; arts, crafts, board games, video games
ADS: Adam Joseph “AJ” Edwardson; 18; Down syndrome, emotional problems; rock music, guitars, video games
ADD: Jessica Anne Edwardson (identical twin to Jennifer); 17; cystic fibrosis; drawing, reading, writing
ADD: Jennifer Marie Edwardson (identical twin to Jessica); 17; cystic fibrosis; singing, dancing, reading
ADD: Wilma Joanna Edwardson; 15; phobia of cars and driving, emotional trauma; board games, painting
Others living with you (names, relations): none
Pet(s) (names, species): none
Location: Darwin, Australia
House type: 2-story house with six bedrooms
Do you travel often? If so, where to? no
What language(s) do you speak? English, Tindra speaks also Swedish
Nationality/ies: Australian, Tindra has been born in Sweden, Dorian's great grandparents came from England
Religion(s): atheist
Other: We're vegetarians.
THE ADOPTEE(S)
How many children do you want to adopt? (max. 5) 1
Ages (newborn-17)? 13-16
Gender(s): either
Preferred origin(s): Australian
Preferred language(s): English
Preferred religion(s): non-religious
Will you accept:
-Children with pets? If so, what kind(s)? no
-Multiples (twins, triplets, quadruplets etc.)? no
-Siblings? no
-Best friends? no
-Cousins? no
-Neighbors? no
-Children with disabilities? If so, of what kind and severity? moderate/severe emotional issues and mental health problems, chronic illnesses
-Children who need constant medical attention? yes
-Children who are terminally ill? only if they are expected to live several years
-Pregnant teen(s)? no
-Teen parent? If so, teen mother/father, or both? no
Will you allow them to stay in contact with non-abusive parents/relatives/etc. ? preferably not
Other: We want a teenager with a disability.
Replies
Your Adoptee!
Griffin Anthony is a fifteen-year-old boy from Australia. He seems to be a little schizotypal, thinking that he heard people talking to him and having eccentric habits. He has been transferred from one foster family to another, but many can't handle his strange temperaments. However, he does seem to have a talent for the arts, as he is known to be almost a prodigy with the piano and is brilliant with strategy games.
Griffin Anthony is a fifteen-year-old boy from Australia. He seems to be a little schizotypal, thinking that he heard people talking to him and having eccentric habits. He has been transferred from one foster family to another, but many can't handle his strange temperaments. However, he does seem to have a talent for the arts, as he is known to be almost a prodigy with the piano and is brilliant with strategy games.
A year later...
It took some time until Griffin found his place in our family. He had been in so many foster homes and didn't immediately believe that he was going to be a member of our family permanently. His schizotypal personality has caused some difficulties, and he was hospitalized once when he had quite bad paranoid episode. With his new medication, therapy and support from our family he's now feeling quite good, but still has his problems. We have encouraged Griffin with his hobbies and interests, and we are still suprised how talented pianist he is. Few months ago Griffin played in a concert where they raised money for a children's hospital, and made all of us very proud.
It took some time until Griffin found his place in our family. He had been in so many foster homes and didn't immediately believe that he was going to be a member of our family permanently. His schizotypal personality has caused some difficulties, and he was hospitalized once when he had quite bad paranoid episode. With his new medication, therapy and support from our family he's now feeling quite good, but still has his problems. We have encouraged Griffin with his hobbies and interests, and we are still suprised how talented pianist he is. Few months ago Griffin played in a concert where they raised money for a children's hospital, and made all of us very proud.
This message was edited 9/28/2009, 12:29 PM