Do you think my birthparents will want to meet me?
Experience tells us that most birthparents do, indeed, want to know the children (now adults) they placed for adoption, but before starting to search, it’s always wise to understand the emotional impact on you and your birthfamily, and that there is a possibility they may not be prepared to meet you. As you go through our online Search Guide, you will be encouraged to explore your reasons for searching and the various outcomes.
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Travis & Michelle (AZ)
We are an active and fun family that enjoys the outdoors and hanging out with friends and family. We have been blessed through adoption once and can’t wait for Leah to become a... [more]
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