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   Comment by Jennifer Buckley on 10 June 2008:

   I am a 34 year old Mother of four, Grandmother of one, full time college student, aspiring to be a Vet. I had my Daughter when I was 14. I was a High Honor Roll Student and VERY SHY. No one expected me to get pregnant. I hid my pregnancy from school and friends for the entire time that I was pregnant. My Father found out when I was eight months! The Catholic Charities forced the adoption, it took me about two months after she was born, to sign the papers because I did not want to! I want to find her so badly. I have been trying for years! She is going to be 20 years old now and I think it has been long enough. I had 3 sons with her birth father, and they are eager to meet with her. She also has a niece that just turned one! I feel as though I need to tell my story to others to give strengh to them in time of need. I want to tell people that time goes by so fast, we should not wait for anything. Life is so special, people are special, and we need to live our lives and spend every precious moment with the ones we love! We can do anything if we put our minds to it! We can be strong! As my dying Grandmother said, “Time doesn’t wait for anyone”! She was 94 years old! That says something right there! PLEASE help us reunite???
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   Comment by WENDY on 13 June 2008:

   I was also forced but by my parents. My parents didn’t know I was pregnant until i was in the hospital. I pushed my son out and that was all the doctors rushed my son out the room and I never saw my child at all. My parents than told me after i had my son that I was going to a girls home and I was afraid and I signed the papers not knowing what I was signing. I have been searching for my son now every since I turned 18 and found papers in my parents room. I contact the agency and just this year i made some progress and they contacted my son’s adoptive parents and expressed to them that i wanted to meet them and my son but they turned me down and said that it was not the right time in his life for that because he is in college and he need to focus on school. My world just was crushed because i was forced to do this and all i want is the chance to say I love you thats all. My son is about to turn 21 in november and I feel that he is a young man and should be able to make this decision on his own. Trust me when I say this i feel your pain.
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   Comment by PAM HAWTHORNE on 14 November 2008:

   I AM LOOKING FOR MY DAUGHTER I WAS FORCED TO GIVE UP FOR ADOPTION IN SEPTEMBER OF 1977. HER BIRTH NAME WAS TABITHA JEAN FITZGERALD. NOW HER ADOPTED PARENTS CHANGED IT TO CHRISTINE MELINDA YAWS .I USED TO BABY SIT FOR THE YAWS AN THEY TOLD ME I COULD NOT BRING MY DAUGHTER WITH ME CAUSE CANDICE AN CHARLES JR HAD THE MUMPS BUT THEN I GOT THERE AN THERE WAS NOTHING WRONG WITH THERE KIDS . SO I CALLED MY SO CALLED STEPDAD AN SISTER AN TOLD THEM TO BRING ME MY DAUGHTER AN THEY WOULD NOT DO IT. COME TO FIND OUT STUPID CHRIS LEWIS WHICH WAS MY SO CALLED STEP DAD GOT PAID FOR MY DAUGHTER BY THE YAWS.NOW I AM VERY VEY DESPARATE TO FIND HER . MY DAUGHTER WAS BORN JULY 16-1976 AT PARKLAND HOSPITAL IN DALLAS TEXAS.AN I THINK IT HAS BEEN LONG ENOUGH TO FIND MY DAUGHTER .PLUS I THINK SHE DESERVES TO NO ABOUT MEDICAL HISTORY.SHE WOULD BE 31 YEARS OLD NOW I BELIEVE. NO I AM WRONG SHE WOULD BE 32 RIGHT NOW SOME ONE PLEASE HELP ME FIND MY LONG LOST DAUGHTER
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   Comment by April on 22 November 2008:

   I am an adoptee who has had my info on all registries I can find and done all I can online with no luck. I have Nothing to go on but that I was born Aug 5 1964 and I was born in Cheverly MD.
   I was placed with a family in Frederick county and I have fought my whole life with not feeling i belonged or that i connected
   i had many issues as a teen and had addiction issues
   i have been clean 12 years and I finally after being apart from my adoptive family (they disowned me for many years due to my getting pregnant as a teen by the way I found my birth daughter that i placed at 16 i went through a registry online It was a wonderful feeling) Finally it hit me at a funeral for a Aunt looking around i still did not feel i belonged there even with open arms all around.
   I would give anything if they do not want to meet to just know some background some sort of heritage some medical background somethng i am disabled and living with a iver disease i have two sons here who have also no answers and no family and I just wish I had answers. I do NOT want to mess up anyones lives I just really need a sense of closure and some answers My son asked Mom what nationality am I and I had No answer for him. I hated that as a kid and want to be able to answer my own kids.
   I am finally honestly at peace with myself and happy with me. i just want to end that last piece so to speak.
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   Comment by Rachel Lissow on 23 November 2008:

   My name is Rachel Ann Lissow. I was born on December 22nd,1988 @11:25 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Syracuse, NY I weighed 8 pounds 8.5 ounces. I know my mother’s first name is Nancy she was not married when she had me and she didn’t have a job. Later on she got married and had my brother John on August 9th, 1990. Because of some things that happened we were taken away from our parents and put into foster care and were then adopted on May 25th,1996. I would be so grateful if you could help me reunite with my birth mother. I am going to be 20 this december and it has been a long wait for me.

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