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TOPIC: searching for birth mother from Redbank,N.J.(1954)

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Gloria Jean (1-17-54)	Posted: Dec 04, 2006 01:33:13 PM i was born 1-17-54.born to mr.and mrs Edward Lewis of keyport rd.(?) at Riverside hospital,Redbank,N.J....I may have been illegitimate....Birth mother gave me back and forth to same foster-home until I was about 16months. She was forced to make decision to let go.aAt age 6 was sent upstate to an orphanage in Harrison,N.J..stayed 1yr and was adopted at age 7yrs.by Dr. and Mrs. John w. McNall, who are both now deceased.Mom..are you looking for me???

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Living Expenses - Why?

For some adoptive families, the concept of financially assisting their future baby’s birth mother is, at first, hard to fully embrace. You may find yourself wondering why you should be expected to help her pay for her medical or living expenses. This is a completely normal, understandable reaction.

But before you think of a birth mother’s expenses as rightfully hers, consider this: If your baby were inside of you, instead, what would you do?

The birth mother who has chosen you has also made the selfless decision to choose adoption for her child. While the decision to place a child for adoption is as unique as each individual, financial inability to adequately provide for a child is often a major motivation. Through the decision to adopt, some women realize they have the potential to choose for their child the type of life they could only dream of providing.

While babies are unfortunately raised worldwide in less-than-adequate conditions, and many amazing women somehow find the means to do so, it takes resources and access to proper care to provide for a child.

Raising a baby begins long before birth, in utero. In fact, this most critical time of development is more important than perhaps any other point in a child’s life.

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BOARD: Discussions for Women who are Pregnant » Couldn't Find Your Topic? Post a Message Here.TOPIC: searching for birth mother from Redbank,N.J.(1954)

Living Expenses - Why?

BOARD: Discussions for Women who are Pregnant » Couldn't Find Your Topic? Post a Message Here.

TOPIC: searching for birth mother from Redbank,N.J.(1954)