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Monday, July 26, 2021

Victims of Adoption and Lies: Control the Message (in six parts)


By Trace L. Hentz (formerly DeMeyer) This post is a reblog

I woke up with two thoughts: there are two victims of adoption who need help and not necessarily from each other: the adoptee and the first mother. Each has its own burden and neither can heal the other.


(part four was accidentally moved/deleted) (but will be reposted when I locate it on this machine)

Part 6 (identification)

Part 5 (forgiveness)


This series ran in 2012 on American Indian Adoptees. It was my most popular series on the topic of adoption…

2 comments:

  1. Well said probably the best way I've seen it described ty wish I had a printer

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  2. Thank you Mark, for that is the best compliment ever!

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