Photolisting Profile for Destiny
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Destiny
Destiny is a 13-year-old girl from Texas who is hoping to be adopted.
Destiny is a shy and somewhat reserved girl. She is generally soft spoken and sweet. Once she gets to know someone and feels comfortable with them, she will become more engaging. She's a very caring person and does an effective job of conveying her concern for herself and others. Destiny is musical. She has a beautiful voice and sings in her school's choir. Her favorite TV show is "American Idol" and she's considering a musical career when she grows up. Destiny likes to spend time with her friends and her dog. She likes to read, play board games and work puzzles with her foster mother. Destiny's therapist reports that she is very sensitive and nurturing child. She is sometimes afraid to try new things, but has been intentional about stretching herself. Destiny sometimes has the fear of the unknown. Destiny's caseworker reports that she has a great sense of humor, "Her eyes twinkle when she smiles which is most of the time since she is such a happy and carefree child."
Destiny, Darius and Treydon are waiting to meet their "forever family". They are bonded and protective of each other. Darius and Treydon can compete with each other at times. They each are still adjusting to the changes in their lives and will need support to resolve their emotions. They are talented children with tremendous potential. They need a family that will provide them with positive reinforcement to succeed and persue their goals. An adoptive family for these children needs to open their hearts and lives to them. They need a family that's committed, patient and trust-worthy. Their younger siblings have been adopted and this causes anxiety for the children. It will be beneficial for the family to help them maintain contact. Visit us at the TARE Gallery.
Destiny needs a family who will open their hearts and lives to her and her brothers. She needs a family that has a strong support system and is committed to providing a stable and loving home for her and her brothers. She will do well with parents who are loving, nurturing and patient. The family needs to be open to maintaining sibling contact between the siblings as their younger siblings were previously adopted.
