Etiqueta: la adopción no es arcoiris y unicornios
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La adopción puede ser una prisión psicológica
Desiree shares about the complexities of breaking away from toxic ties if an adoption hasn’t served our best interests.
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¡Comprado y vendido, esto es adopción!
Lina does not sugarcoat what adoption is, from her lived experience she was bought and sold. Let’s be honest when we talk about adoption.
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Toxicidad y dolor
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en Abandonment and Rejection, Adoptado Ira, Artistas adoptados, Adoptee Artwork, Complexities in Adoption, Duelo y pérdida, Importance of Connections to Origins, Lifelong Impacts of Adoption, Multiple Identities, Búsqueda de orígenes, Filipinas, Racial Mirrors, Sense of Belonging, Adopción transracial, Trauma en la adopción, Estados Unidosby Dan R Moen, adopted from the Philippines to the USA. Part three of this series focuses on toxicity and its impact with grief. The black vine-like shapes represent toxicity and how it manifests itself within and around all of us. It’s depicted as an uncontrollable beast and has completely engulfed an individual. It grows…
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El adoptado inconsciente
Krishna comparte lo que se siente al enterarse de haber sido adoptado años después, los secretos y las mentiras, los impactos. Adoptado internacional por descubrimiento tardío.
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¡Imagínese perder a sus padres dos veces!
by Bina Mirjam de Boer adopted from India to the Netherlands. It was October 10, 1990. “Imagine” by John Lennon played on the radio. I heard my adoptive mom on the phone tell my sister that our father passed away…. 14 years and orphaned again.My adoptive father suddenly died because of a medical mistake after…
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¡Resistente, resistente y superviviente!
Mike shares his adoption journey from Hong Kong to New Zealand.