Well, it looks like despite all of the positive moves in the last few weeks, the local judge has decided to interpret the new Russian law to mean that Nikolai has to remain on the National database for a total of six months. He will now be "available" on March 26. Which means court in April.
How exactly this benefits him? Well, I'm not really clear on that. The deal is apparently that he has to remain on the databank, but because he's "undesirable" no one else will want him. Yeah, there's some positive things to say about a less than one-year-old.
I am beyond angry, have kind of worked through sadness and am hoping that I get stuck at "not eating and really wanting to work out a lot".
They were able to send us a picture which was great, but also depressing.
This sucks-
Jenn
PS- My advice for people considering a Russian adoption: Get a dog. It's cheaper, it's more immediate, and it's not nearly as heart-wrenching.
How exactly this benefits him? Well, I'm not really clear on that. The deal is apparently that he has to remain on the databank, but because he's "undesirable" no one else will want him. Yeah, there's some positive things to say about a less than one-year-old.
I am beyond angry, have kind of worked through sadness and am hoping that I get stuck at "not eating and really wanting to work out a lot".
They were able to send us a picture which was great, but also depressing.
This sucks-
Jenn
PS- My advice for people considering a Russian adoption: Get a dog. It's cheaper, it's more immediate, and it's not nearly as heart-wrenching.
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