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Adoptees: Have you tried to find your birth family? Do you want to?
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Adoptees: Have you tried to find your birth family? Do you want to?



    




blank stare
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Yes, I did. Yes, I wanted to. I have relationships with many of them at present. It has not adversely affected my relationships with my adoptive family.


Cambria
Yes, I did. Yes, I wanted to. And Yes, it has added a great deal to my life.


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Yes. Found and reunited. One of the best decisions in my life.


Marie C
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I am not an adoptee, but have three internationally adopted children. Based on my conversations with them about this issue, I know that they would like to meet their birth families at least once. If I were adopted, I'm sure I would want to see them too. Unfortunately, it is not really possible for Chinese adoptees to find their birth parents. If this changes as my daughters get older, I will certainly do everything in my power to help them search, and go to China with them to support them in this endeavor.


Elmo
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Yes. When you are adopted or in foster care, you always want to at least see your birth family no matter what they did to you. Ive never been adopted but I am in foster care. My parents rights were terminated and Ive tried everything I can to see or talk to them. And I think even if youve never met your parents you would want to. Your birth parents are your blood. They are a part of you, and that will never change.





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