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My Bson told me after we'd been in reunion for a while that he thought I'd made the right decision. (I wasn't sure whether to feel good or bad about that! LOL) I grew up with parents who loved me dearly but my mother was good at letting me know I wasn't exactly welcome. (I hadn't fit into their plans.) When I was pregnant with D, I wanted him to have parents who were definitely ready and wanting to parent, who would greet his entrance into their lives ONLY with joy. I have always loved my firstborn very much and it is incredibly good to have him in my life (36 years later).
As the others have said, recognize that adoption is a life sentence. It will change you in ways you won't anticipate. That said, life can still be good; just don't think that you will place and simply go on with your life.
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Blessings!
Kathy,
Community Moderator
Birth mom to D (10/4/72)
Mom to J(7/6/76) and S (7/26/78)
"Weeping may linger for the night,
but joy comes with the morning." (Psalm 30:5)
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