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TOPIC: Searching for my adopted brothers

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Nancy Averitt-Campbell	Posted: Apr 22, 2006 10:11:14 PM How old are they now? Run ad in newspaper saying their dob-where they were from? Say if anyone knows the where a bouts contact you. Check there where you are and they were adopted from for a Adoptee support group . Check the internet.
Heather Welton	Posted: Apr 02, 2006 08:01:41 PM I've been trying to find my brothers Jacob and Samuel Welton. They were adopted in Carlotte MI at a very young age, if anybody knows anything please contact me A.S.A.P Thank You!

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Building a Solid Support System

Sometimes, when an unplanned pregnancy happens, your loved ones may not come supportively to your side, as you had perhaps hoped for or envisioned. In fact, sometimes their reactions are the complete opposite, even hurtful.

For those considering adoption, the decision-making process can be especially fraught with opinions … coming from everyone and everywhere. Interestingly, you will find those with the strongest opinions about adoption are those that know the least about it!

If you, in your quest to do what is best for your baby, are leaning towards adoption instead of abortion or parenting (if you feel you cannot provide like you dream of one day doing), realize that there are millions of people out there who do believe in adoption as one of the most loving and selfless decisions a woman facing unexpected pregnancy can make.

Even still, only you know what is right for your baby. During this decision-making period, it is important you surround yourself with people who are ready and willing to support you through whatever your ultimate decision.

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BOARD: Adoptee Forum » Other Topics for Adoptees.

TOPIC: Searching for my adopted brothers