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02/27/07

Meeting the Adoptive Mom After Reunion - Part 2

Posted by : Jan Baker in Adoption Search Blog at 09:48 am , 452 words, 86 views  
Categories: Meeting the Adoptive Parents

My husband and I were staying in a cottage nearby and had driven over to check out the town the day before. Checking the town out the day before our meeting was a really good idea, as that first time in the town that my son grew up in was an unexpected and extremely emotional experience. I was surprised at how difficult it was for me.

Time was passing and it was time to pick up the roses. They looked great and I was ready to find her house. It was then I discovered that I had left the directions back at the cottage. I wanted to panic and cry, yet... more


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Meeting the Adoptive Mom After Reunion - Part 1

Posted by : Jan Baker in Adoption Search Blog at 09:13 am , 364 words, 92 views  
Categories: First Face to Face, Meeting the Adoptive Parents

Since my son's other mother(his adoptive mom) lives several states away, we have only met once so far. Our first meeting took place 2-3 years ago. The details of our meeting are vivid in my mind.

Although I appeared calm, inside I was a wreck on the day of our visit. I wanted to meet her alone, so we agreed that I would drive to her home and then walk into town for lunch. The thought of seeing her with our son was not something I was ready to face yet; I thought it would wound me to the core. I knew that they were close and I felt that seeing their... more

02/21/07

Meeting the Other Parents

Posted by : Jan Baker in Adoption Search Blog at 11:08 am , 403 words, 97 views  
Categories: Meeting the Adoptive Parents

Adoptive and birth parents do not always meet even when a reunion occurs. However, it can be beneficial for both sets of parents to meet each other. Sometimes adoptive and birth parents from closed adoptions meet and form a warm relationship. It seems that is not the usual outcome. Although I do know of a few instances in which that is the case, it is more likely that both sets of parents do not meet or they meet yet there is a great deal of tension between them and relations are strained.

There are a variety of reasons why the adoptive and birth... more

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