I cannot believe you are nearly 26! I have looked for you, but alas, to no avail. But I will never give up trying, hoping and praying. I love you so! You were born at Duncan Memorial on 08/19/77. I understand that because of some delay in fine motor skills, they placed you into a foster home, until they could diagnose exactly what the condition was. Initially, it was thought to be cerebral palsy, but I think they finally concluded that it was much less serious, could be treated with medications and you would grow out of it. I fought desperately to get you back, I did not want you living in foster care. However, Gladney says that you were finally placed in an adoptive about three weeks after your first birthday and the last they had heard you were a happy, little beautiful blonde girl. They said your home was with college educated parents who already had two other children. All seemed to be musically inclined, intensely involved in church, with a beautiful home and pets. It sounded almost too good to be true! I hope you have been happy and well. I have never forgotten you and never, ever stopped loving you. I pray that one day, some how, some ways, God will bring us together again!

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Carla,

I'm not your daughter, but I was born on August 19, 1978. Wow, that's pretty amazing. My mom was suppose to have very high intellegence and also in sports. I hope you find your daughter and I also hope I find my bio mom because I want to tell her thank you for giving me so much.