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adopted a year later???
Can anyone give me some feedback on why my son, born l/12/1969 was not adopted until 1970? He was born in Erie Pa. and spent some time at St. Joe's orphanage. Where did he go then. Foster family/families. Why would finalization take a year when I signed the final adoption papers 3 days after birth? It worries me to wonder what was wrong.
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Billow --
I can understand how upsetting finding that out would be. You were probably told stories about the wonderful family waiting for your son just like I was. I was in a home for unwed mothers in New Jersey in 1969 and I worked in the nursery there. We had one baby who was about 4 months old who had a hernia and I was told they didn't place babies until any health problems were resolved. However, I was told many lies, so I don't know whether there was truth in that or not. Short of a reunion I don't know how you could find out what happened with your son. Have you checked whether the agency you went through has a reunion service? I was amazed to find that mine did, and I was able to reunite with my son six years ago. I wish you all the best. |
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