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If you where nearing 50 and your children are grown and out of the house,would you raise a baby if they lost their parents ?
Without a doubt!!!
Awww, georgygrl, I’m so sorry you lost your daughter. I would have done the exact samething. Your daughter left you a very special gift! 
Is there really any other choice? I don’t think I could say no.
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Absolutely. Age isn’t a factor when there’s a child in need of loving parents.
I wholeheartedly agree, and we are doing just that,we adopted our grandchild at 2 yrs old ,when my daughter passed.Shes such a joy and we wouldnt have it any other way either.She does have a disability but we work with her continuously to hopefully make her world a good safe and happy place.
Of course I wouldn’t hesitate, but the husband would take some convincing!
I agree w/everyone here, good luck w/the little angle. I believe small children make us young again also.
Oh I wouldn’t have to think twice about it. Absolutely!! I am very sorry about the loss of your daughter. I can’t even begin to imagine what you have been through. But Term is right ..she left you a special gift..one that I would think would help you deal with losing your daughter. Many blessings to you and your family.
Thank you Termagsea,Janwoo,& MaryClark.
We do have an angel that was sent to us.And she is the spitting image of her mommy .Everyday is like I’m reliving my life over again ,only I’m much older now.lol
With plenty of dezavue’s.
My grandchildren? Absolutely! Esp if none of my other kids would step in and take them.
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Without a doubt...hub and I would love that child and give them everything they need...so sorry to hear about the loss of your daughter, may God give you strength every day to support your grand child.
I definitely would and with no hesitation. My grandson is my life and I just love him so much. I wouldn’t want or trust anyone else raising him.
Im so sorry about your daughter. and yes i would but its one of those things, you wouldnt really have a choice. and im only 45 and my grandkids allready wear me out. But its a true love.
most definitely, this child is your last connection to your daughter. you are this childs closest source of her mothers life. travelling with a baby is not as cumbersome as it once were. do not be afraid to attend self help groups if u feel the need. caring for this child does not mean you are tied to the kitchen bench 24/7. it need not mean the end of social activities. do not be afraid or nervous, support and help is out there.
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