Pink Panther
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I don't hope, I now know that these girls are most likely to get the best (BEST) medical, dental, and psychological care that is available in the USA.Yeah, you missed the point of sharing concerns about the very unusual lack of *specific care* that was the thread's topic at the time the post was written. I wasn't aware outlining our entire thoughts on a thread's topic were required per post.
I brought up dental care because as the lucky mom of my awesome kids by the gift of adoption I've seen first hand the problems that can arise (not alwasy but can) with a lack of early basic dental care. And it ain't about fillings and cavities. It's about speech, headaches, chewing problems, and a host of other issues.
As I stated before, I hope the girls are assisted by professionals in many areas of medical, mental health and education fields. They deserve every second of it.
Back to the original post, I'd simply like to point out that most countries in the world do NOT offer dental care and while you may live in area that gives this area of healthcare particular credence and importance, there are many countries that are not so to speak "up to par". The UK for example, is an abysmal example of the lack of dental care in the Western world and many a "healthy" child has been borne and bred there without noticeable consequence.
In fact, to most countries, the very notion of dental care, is a priveledge!
I am, as I've stated before, much more concerned about these girl's ability to re-instate themselves in the real world. If they have a cavity or a headache or a minor speach problem will be the very least of it.
This is obviously my opinion only,