[mkhastings]

Well, it's been two years and I am finally one of the lucky (and tired) ones.

I found my birthmom, sister, brother and father.

Now begins a new journey, but that is for another forum.


mk

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[Murphy0362]

Hi,

I am looking for my adaughter's bmom. We are from Long Island, NY. Do you have any ideas for me. My daughter has her non-id info, has registered with a few different registries, I am on the forum, and I have contacted people from the Peace Corps as her bmom was in Malaysia in 1971 in the Peace Corps. Thanks for any help you might give me.

Dolores

[sherrykimball]

contra's now for the roller coaster ride good luck

[KathyC2]

I just wanted to say Congratulations and good luck on your journey - a new one is about to begin. I have just started to search but I'm going to hang in there.

[mkhastings]

dolores,

I don't know what your non-id says so it hard to say what to do next. When was your daughter born? Do you know her mothers age at the time of the birth? Do you know your daughters birthname? Where was she born and where was she adopted?

Here in Illinois you can send for non-id from the state also. It is minimal, but it helped confirm what was in the non-id from Catholic Charities. Have you contacted the hospital where she was born. Let me know all the details and we'll see what we can come up with.

mary kay