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New links
I have added a couple of new web links, 1. A psychiatrist talking about his work with adoptees and addiction. He describes the neurology of an infant separated from its mother at birth as enormous loss and grief. 2. A … Continue reading
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‘What does it mean to be adopted?’ I was asked.
It means you look into the mirror and your face disappears behind the silver backing. No one you know is reflected there. You would see if you could see, no familiarity, only difference. It means you look into your … Continue reading
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WRITING, RIGHTING AND RITING ADOPTEES’ IDENTITIES
WRITING, RIGHTING AND RITING ADOPTEES’ IDENTITIES: AN ORGANISATIONAL RITE OF PASSAGE Sofie Gregory (written on behalf of IdentityRites), see www.identityrites.org sofiegregory@hotmail.com Abstract: IdentityRites is a group of adults who are adopted. We formed a group to find commonalities in our … Continue reading