The desire to know my origins is an innate and fundamental human need (and right). My need to know my origins is akin to your need to breath air that keeps you alive. Breath of Air by Tim Kakandar We only know our origins are important when we don’t have it, or access to it. …
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Brenna talks about Korean adoption statistics and how adoptees are more than these numbers.
by Bina Mirjam de Boer adopted from India to the Netherlands.Originally shared at Bina Coaching. Forget your past! I was told this sentence 5 years ago today, when I visited one of my children's homes for the 2nd time. The woman who received me wasn't interested in my questions about my past and didn't even …
Sara shares the challenges of post reunion.
Jessica & Lynelle share some realities of intercountry adoption.
William Gage, shares about returning to live in Germany.
