Adoption Blog

Now that you have made it through the home study process and officially received the stamp of approval, what should you do now?

Unfortunately, there is no way to determine with any accuracy how long you’ll wait to find a match. So, after all the twiddling your thumbs you can handle, what do you do with all the “time to kill”?

But what do I say?: Telling my child that their sibling was placed for adoption.

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The author Ann Fessler is an adoptee who interviewed hundreds of women about their experiences with losing their children to adoption following WWII and before Roe v. Wade.

Have you ever had a moment where you stop and look at the person you’ve become and wondered what it was in life that brought you to this point?