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Adoption Week e-MagazineSubscribe free to the Adoption Week e-magazine, the world's largest adoption publication with 124,329 recipients weekly. Each issue contains adoption news, articles, poetry, product reviews & specials, a waiting child, an inspirational thought, recent adoption forum discussions, humor and upcoming events. To subscribe or unsubscribe, simply click the appropriate choice, enter your email address, and click "Submit". If you want to change the email address at which you are receiving the Adoption Week e-magazine, unsubscribe your old email address and subscribe the new one. By subscribing, I agree to the Adoption.com Terms of Service and, I also agree that Adoption.com shall not be liable for any misprints, errors, omissions or other problems caused by the Adoption Week e-magazine. In this IssueThere is a way out of the quagmire for some parents in conflict to resolve parenting issues without the all or none consequences of awarding custody to one. In some situations they can both continue to feel equal in terms of being a parent, fully able to maintain their relationship and assert a meaningful role with their children. Read more. Fifty-Five Years Ago This Month - Lawrence P. Adams Fifty-five years ago this month (02/07/50), in the early hours of the morning, a young nineteen-year-old unwed woman gave birth to her first child...a son. Read more. Some Peaceful Respite - Cindy Lou My adoptive parents had been divorced for about 15 or more years by this time. I learned of my adoption through a family friend. I went home that night and called my only adoptive sibling, a sister who is 8 years older than I and the biological child of my adoptive parents. She confirmed the information for me and told me that our mom never wanted me to know. Additionally, she made me promise that I would never discuss this with my mom. I promised and I never did break it. Read more. Children Are Our Greatest Gifts - Mother of Christopher John I gave birth at the age of 15 to a beautiful boy in a home for unwed mothers in Lackawanna, NY. There were no options for me to care for my son, so deep in tears, I signed the papers. Home and school were a terrible experience for me after I came back, as I was constantly whispered about. Many days I cried quietly in my chair. It took almost 2 years for me to regain respect from my classmates, but I was determined to overcome. Read more. |
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