Gay Couple Adopt 4 Special Needs Kids, Get New House!

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How can you argue this is not a useful societal service to have gays able and willing to adopt otherwise unwanted children? Inb4 they adopted all 4 kids to rape them. That seems a bit extreme to have to care for the medical needs of 4 kids just for sexual pleasure.

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Over 100 volunteers plus Nick Knowles and his DIY SOS team pitched up to take on the almighty challenge, which was filmed in 2016.

They built the family a much-needed home, complete with state-of-the-art medical technology, including cameras to monitor the children, within theextremely ambitious time frame.

Nick Knowles admitted it was a 'nerve-wracking' build, with added pressure of making it a forever home which the children could really thrive in.

Garry, a headteacher of two schools and Kyle a stay-at-home father said the reason behind their multiple adoptions was because they were determined to give the children a better start in life - but felt they were failing because of their small house.

Curtis was forced to sleep in a cot in the living room, with his sister Phoebe beside him on the couch, while Haydn had a small bedroom and Bella stayed in a makeshift set-up in the boot room.

The pair, who met ten years ago and wanted to start a family began to foster before going on to adopt and say they immediately 'fell in love' when Haydn turned up on their doorstep and never looked back.

Garry and Kyle then went on to adopt Curtis as a 12-month-old, who had been given just months to live, but is now six, and then adopted Bella and Phoebe soon after.

'There was a risk the girls would be split up,' Garry revealed.

'It’s quite a ruthless market, you know a catalogue of “oh I like that one” or “she’s got Down’s, we don’t want a child like that”.

'Bella could have been dumped in care for the rest of her life. No matter what her own circumstances we could not have let them be adopted separately.'