Familes who are interested in adopting through the foster care system may be under the impression that the United States still has orphanages and there are places where foster children are waiting to be adopted. That is not true. Children who have been removed from their biological families because of some deficiency in that home are currently in foster homes. It is the plan of the juvenile courts and the department of children and family services for those children to be able to be returned to their biological families. That is the preference. However, when those attempts fail, it is hoped that the foster parents that are currently parenting the children will be able to step in to be permanent parents for these children. So there is somewhat of an emotional risk for families who go into the process thinking or hoping to adopt that child. That may or may not happen with a particular child but we encourage families to stay with the process. As unpredictable as the foster to adopt program can be, there are wonderful children who are waiting for homes who need and want desperately to have permanent loving homes who have maybe been in situations that have not supported them, have not been healthy, have not been safe. And they are looking for those families who are going to be there to help them to grow into wonderful human beings.