Articles Book III - Pg 300-560 (Birthparents) - triadoption

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hod to ask permission for me to pick him up. Sho roolly hod somo strongo power over me. I remember whon I wont to the Court to sign the surrondor popors, I allowed her to dlssuode me from taking fino1 pictures of him and saying goodbye to him. I suffored for 11 yoors, wondering every time e boy his age got hurt or killed. I knew I hod to find out his edoptod name. Thon I sow him and sow for mysolf thet ho woo olive ond well end hoppy. I learned also thet he is on only child and this bothers me for his fotherond I havo throe other children who ore his complete siblings and I feel very strongly thoy tvould bonofit by knowing eoch other." ..... FROM A RESEARCH TEAM "Adoption agencies should address themselves to the following: A recognition that many birthperents, particularly birthmothcrs, have not resolved their feelings about relinquishing for adoption a child whom they have b.een told they can never see again. Many mey have a life-long unfulfilled need for further information and in some cases for o contact with the relinquished child . . ." - Pennor, Sorosky, Beron, "Oponing the Seoiod Record in Adoption-The Human Need for Continuity", JOURNAL OF JEWISH COMMUNAL SERVICE, Winter 1974, . Vol. II, . No. . 2. . . JANE, 30, AN ADOPTEE, GAVE BIRTH TO A DAUGHTER IN OCTOBER, 1966 AND SURRENDERED HER CHILD ONE MONTH LATER. "Though I didn't ot first, I leter found that I loved being prognont but I had snxloties knowing the end rosuit which would bo surrender. My parents reocted with totei rejection. My peers were very supportive. I never told the fothor. I was confined in a woge home under the suspices of the Florence Crlttonton Hastings House. If I did receive eny counselling st tho Crit, or through tho Boston Children's Aid Society, I don't remember it. I doofonod mysolf e greet deal. I now know whore Heather is and I live with tho hope that we will be togethor in eight more years. Moonlvhilo, I find that tho pain is still unenduroble if I allow myself to think sbout It often," ..... FAMILY INVOLVEMENT
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A woman of sixty, nrloptcd in IIIIR
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"I wanled to keep my chlld, but was
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