Foster Mom of Twins

Suzie Allora is mom to 4 year-old Michael. But Suzie and her husband felt that they had more love to share. With the motivation to adopt, Suzie became a foster parent to a young boy and girl who eventually returned to their birth father. When they got a call a few months later that baby twin girls needed a home, they knew they had to open their home and hearts again. Whether it's 2 months or 2 years, Suzie says it's always worth it take a risk to get to love a child. This is her story....

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Flo Dargento
1 years ago

Suzie is a very special young woman. I've known her since she was a little girl and she was terrific then. Now she has Jerry who is great and Michael who is just a beautiful boy. It all makes for a wonderful family for the twins.

courtney.kay.bl...
1 years ago

amen amen amen

lovinglittles
2 yearss ago

Suzie, Thanks so much for sharing. My husband and I began the process to become foster parents last night. So grateful for this journey.

Suzi
1 years ago

Best of luck!!! I strongly suggest joining your local foster parent support group. If you don't have one, start one:)

Jessica
2 yearss ago

This was very moving. I appreciate this mom's honesty about how hard it is to return the children to their mothers and fathers after falling in love with them.

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