adoption

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Don't ever give up, I found my Birth family when I was in my

50's

and it has been wonderful, I now have sisters and brothers,where

I had been lonely before.

There are lots of groups out there to help you,

Email me privately and Ill give you some links.

Meg

At 1:04 AM +0000 9/21/05, raisenette2002 wrote:

Hi Bonnie! I liked what you wrote.

What I liked the best was where you

wrote you found your birth daughter. I am also adopted and go

through

Yes, I want to find her, No, it's been too long I ddon't. I am 47.

My

birth mother would be 64.

If you don't mind my asking how did your reunion go? I have never

had

hard feelings because my birth mother gave me another life. She

was

15, did not have a supportive family and she did what she knew in

her

heart she had to do. I do sometimes wonder though why she isn't

looking for me.

Debbie in FL

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