Fostering Bloggers Diary I have a pathological dislike of technology. I dropped my mobile phone and cracked the screen. James (name changed) laughed as I was always telling him to be careful with his own phone. So I took it
Fostering Blogs – Fosterman July already, where is the year going? James (name changed) has finished his exams so we had a meal out to celebrate along with Paige and her parents. We went to a local Indian restaurant and
Fostering Blogger – Fosterman Counting down to the end of the exams now, it can’t come quick enough for James (name changed). But we had a lovely weekend. It was my granddaughter’s christening, over in Surrey so we had a
Fostering Blogger – Fosterman We are on the finishing straight now regarding exams and you can see that James (name changed) is running out of steam. It’s been a very hard few weeks for him, for one reason or another,
Fostering Blog By Fosterman The coincidence was amazing! After telling you about a previous placement contacting me last week I have another contact me over the weekend. Ruby (name changed) came to us whilst we were working for a local
Fosterman – A Fostering Blogger James (name changed) went off to school Tuesday and I was planning on a day in the garden as the weather forecast was for hot sunny weather. So on with the shorts and the factor
Fostering Blog – Fosterman. Football, football, football, if James (name changed) isn’t watching it then he’s playing it, either on grass, at school or on his PlayStation. I don’t mind as it keeps him fit and happy and takes his
Fostering Blog – Football Star. So Saturday was match day and we have a very excited and very nervous young man. James (name changed) had packed and repacked his bag about 5 times and Id ironed his gear so that
Blog – Foster Care Attachments. While James (name changed) was at school I received a phone call from his Social Worker. Mum was booked in to a rehabilitation centre starting in two weeks’ time. The rehabilitation was for 6 weeks
Fostering Blog – Mum. James (name changed) had training on Tuesday evening, which I was pleased about as the meeting on Wednesday was clearly on his mind. I had arranged with the school for him to have Wednesday off so
Fostering Blog – Meetings After the emotional nature of the meeting James (name changed) took a couple of days to get back to his normal self. He had been very quiet and had spent a lot of time in his
Fostering Blog – Weather. So normality has returned to the household. James (name changed) is back to his happy normal self and I spend the days pottering and trying to get motivated to do some more exercise. I had a
