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This is from a Birthmom name Diane She lives in Texas. Here is her Email Address. melawife@msn.com
I am a birthmom of a 7 yr old daughter whom I planned and placed for adoption after she was born. After all these
years, it is still very difficult, even though the relationship had been open up until a few years ago; now it is semi-open
by the adoptive parents request. Because I love them all so much, I respect their wishes and their privacy. At this
time in my life, I have moments when I miss my baby very much, and yet, I am not sure if I want to see her. Then the
guilt of those feelings set in. If anyone can, I would appreciate some feedback. Thanks!
I am hoping for a reunion, I have found the adoptive parents of my birthchild and have sent a letter. I am
awaiting a response. My question is, is do I share this information/experience with my family? Over the 20 years which have
passed, this subject has always been a hush-hush situation which has been swept under the rug. I know they care and are
curious but I also don't want to invite over-involvement on their part which may hinder my attempts at a reunion. So my question
is, do I tell them of what I am doing? Or take a wait and see approach?
When I was 18 I got pregnant while I was away at school. I came home for Chistmas break and thats when I found out that
I was pregnant. then I called the babys father and I told him that I need to talk to him and I said that I was pregnant. Of
course the first thing out of his mouth was "Are you sure its mine?". I said yes there is no possibility that its anyone elses.
Then he was ok with it. I was living home at the time. I have yet to say anything to my parents. Then one night me and the
babys father got in a fight over the phone and I told him I would talk to him the next day. Instead he purposely called my
house later than he knew he was allowed b/c my dad went to work early so he went to bed early. When he called my dad picked
up the phone and out of spite he told my dad that I was pregnant. (at this point I was about 5 1/2 months pregnant.) Thats
when i found out that I was going to do the adoption route. I have to say that I have NEVER made a better decsion!
in my life. I went though an agency. I looked at portfolios and I picked two couples to interview. (I had an idea of what
kind of people I wanted in my head.) I went with my parents to the interviews. (they were in the same day) the first couple
I interviewed I was not comfotable with at all. I felt like I could not trust them. So when that interview was over I told
my social worker that I do not want that couple. (even though I felt bad b/c they came from vacation to meet me. but I had
to do what I thought was right for my baby.) Then the next couple came in and they were the ones I picked. I love them from
the begining. I felt alot of trust and honesty right away. We had an instant bond. They were even called when I went into
labor. She was in the room with my when I gave birth to our son. I see him every few months and I talk to them on the phone
at least once a week and I get pictures all the time.
If anyone ever need to talk or has any question about adoption
at all feel free to message me. I will answer the best I can.
Kathryn wrote: ? What does everyone think of the idea of sending 'thinking of you' cards to bmoms on the anniversary
of their child's birthday? Here her email if like to communicate with her. feistyczech@yahoo.com she a Birthmom and lives in Nebraska
Hi! We are Cathy and Charles and are hoping to adopt a precious little bundle that we'll cherish forever.
We're homestudy ready. Please contact us at: www.wish2adoptnow.com Here is a Picture of them below.

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My name is Jen and even though I am a mom of three, I have always wanted more children. Unfortunatly,I just found out
some shocking news that has not only clarified but has also deepend my passion for becoming an adoptive Mom! I can now,hopefully,find
a Birthmom that will be happy to be a part of this journey. Though there have been few times where I thought that this just
may not happen, I know deep in my heart and soul that this is the path I was meant to take. This is the path that will show
me the way to that special Birthmom who's magnanimous decision has made it possible for someone like myself who isn't able
to have more children, an oportunity to be a mom again! I want all of you Birthmoms to know exactly the type of impact you
have made on our lives! Thank You~ Jen Here is a Picture below.

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