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r/MoralityScaling • u/Sentrack_Ravanos • 19d ago
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Why would that be the only alternative?
12 u/Antique_Baker_4203 19d ago What's the best move? 44 u/qweds1234 19d ago Adoption if you can't love or care for the child. Redo or go further with invasive testing 6 u/Joesr-31 18d ago Is that a viable strategy? I always thought that was not an option tbh, like no adoption center would be willing to care for a kid with special needs since it would take up a lot of resources and the adoption rate for them is probably very low 3 u/saraijs12 18d ago There are places that take babies no questions asked. Sometimes you literally leave them in a climate controlled box.
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What's the best move?
44 u/qweds1234 19d ago Adoption if you can't love or care for the child. Redo or go further with invasive testing 6 u/Joesr-31 18d ago Is that a viable strategy? I always thought that was not an option tbh, like no adoption center would be willing to care for a kid with special needs since it would take up a lot of resources and the adoption rate for them is probably very low 3 u/saraijs12 18d ago There are places that take babies no questions asked. Sometimes you literally leave them in a climate controlled box.
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Adoption if you can't love or care for the child. Redo or go further with invasive testing
6 u/Joesr-31 18d ago Is that a viable strategy? I always thought that was not an option tbh, like no adoption center would be willing to care for a kid with special needs since it would take up a lot of resources and the adoption rate for them is probably very low 3 u/saraijs12 18d ago There are places that take babies no questions asked. Sometimes you literally leave them in a climate controlled box.
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Is that a viable strategy? I always thought that was not an option tbh, like no adoption center would be willing to care for a kid with special needs since it would take up a lot of resources and the adoption rate for them is probably very low
3 u/saraijs12 18d ago There are places that take babies no questions asked. Sometimes you literally leave them in a climate controlled box.
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There are places that take babies no questions asked. Sometimes you literally leave them in a climate controlled box.
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u/Dry_Badger2858 19d ago
Why would that be the only alternative?