As foster parents, it is impossible to forget that we share our babies with another set of parents. Visits, caseworkers, etc keep that fresh on our minds.
But sometimes there is a lapse between court proceedings and case plan reviews, and you become so entrenched in your family routine that everything feels normal. Then something happens to ruin the illusion that this is your life and it will continue thus.
Beware of that illusion. It hurts when it dissipates.
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