Point 4. “Afforded the opportunity to consult with counsel”. Interesting. Bookmark this Birth Hope document and compare it to my own Easter House signed a year later which I will post in coming days. Even more interesting.
ehbabes
No Excessive Makeup
Adoptive Parent profile/non-id provided to a mother searching for her child. The family was located and child reunited with first family. Only half of this information was correct. This was not uncommon with Kurtz network adoptive parent profiles provided to surrendering mothers. They also commonly gave same profiles to different mothers.
To this day I have no idea how much of what I was told about my daughters adoptive parents is true or false. It is something I very much want to know. I sent my daughter a copy of the information I was provided. She never responded. I hope someday she will help me sort out the lies from truth. It feels important to me.
Excessive make up must be a real worrisome trait for some agencies. Wonder what it suggests?
To Unknown Father
Posting in CDLB notifying Unknown Father that his baby girl is up for adoption. How many men regularly read CDLB and how many are named Unknown Father?
For the record, I knew the mother here. She was at the “home” with me. I am pretty certain she knew who the father was. As such, this posting is also a bit curious to me.
