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Last name: Gideon
Your name: Caroline Penelope Claire "Callie"
--Age: 28
--Job: 4th year resident in Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Your spouse: Samuel Isaac Raphael "Sam"
--Age: 32
--Job: Quarterback for the New England Patriots
Your Children: Benjamin Mackenzie Scott "Ben"
--Age: 4
Your Pets: A German Shepard named Oisin (the first-born of Callie's dad's police dog Fionn), a Husky named Ranulf, a King Charles Cocker Spaniel named Sir Simon, and a turtle named Isidore.
Your house location: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
--Size of house: 12 bedroom main with a 4 bedroom guest house (Callie inherited the house from her grandparents, since she's an only child and an only grandchild)
--Size of land: 8 acres
Do you travel?: Definitely
--Where?: All over the United States (for Sam's games), and mainly Scotland, France, Holland, and Israel internationally (Callie has a lot of family in the first two, and Sam in the latter two)
--How often?: For away games, about 8 times a year for maybe one or two days. For the international travel, at least two places a year for an average of a week (mostly in the summer or for holidays)

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Adoptive Child
Gender: At least one girl and one boy.
Age: 3 - 14
Nationality: Scottish, French, or Dutch (At least from two of the countries if possible)
Amount of children: 4
Will you take: yes or no
--twins: yes
--triplets: yes
--quads: no
--singles only: yes
--single with other: as in different aged siblings? then yes.
--cousins: yes
--friends: no
--pregnant teens: no
--teen mother w/child: no
--teen father w/child: no
--teen parents w/child: no
--children with pets: Definitely (all normal housepets, and also horses)
--children with emotional problems: yes, severe is fine
--children with physical problems: If a disability is a result of physical abuse, then any severity is fine. Otherwise, mild is preferred.
--children with health problems: Yes. but minor is preferred.
--children with mental problems: No.

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Any other comments/questions: Siblings are welcome to come visit. There is plenty of room. The parents may be able to keep in contact, but that depends on the reason why the child is up for adoption. (I.E.: abuse, definitely no contact, but because they couldn't afford to raise the child safely and happily, then of course they can contact.) Also, the children do not have to speak fluent English. And if any of the children have been abused and need something like therapy or someone to watch over them when they are in school to make them feel safe, Callie can easily ask for either at the police department her father heads.