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- What did you say after you said hello to your birth parents?
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- Incredible Discoveries Await Curious Adoptees
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- Adoption – Street Smarts or Book Smarts?
- Adoption – The importance of Communication
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- Adoption detectives help adoptees find their way home
- Adoption—The Extraordinary Power of Expectations
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- Adoption-Children in Greenland were taken from their homes for a social experiment
- Adoption searches are not just for young people
- Adoption—Life as a Country Song
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- The History of Adoption
- Adoption – The Sublime Confidence of Youth
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- Similarities between Golf and Adoption
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- Pets benefit adopted children…
- “You’re Adopted!”
- Adoption—“The Best of Times…the Worst of Times”
- Adoption—Self-discovery and Moral Character
- The Stigma of Adoption
- Adoption—Shadows of Ancestors Past
- Adoption—Individual Choice verses Collective Action
- “Woo Hoo!—I found my Grandparents.”
- Adoption—Its Pub Weather Today
- Adoption—Parents who live vicariously
- Empathy is more than a simple act of kindness, sympathy, prayer, or pity
- Adoption—Robinson Crusoe Syndrome
- “Adoption and Behavioral Foxhole Syndrome”
- “Adoption—A thousand reasons to be angry”
- Adoption—Are you burned out?
- “Adoption—An Affair of the Heart”
- Reactive Attachment Disorder – RAD
- “Adoption—Stowaway Orphan from Peru found in London train station”
- Adoption Detective—Judith Land Quotes
- Adoption—“Letting Go!”
- Adoption—“The Point of No Return”
- Adoption—Can you die from a broken heart?
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- “Adoption—communicating with poems, songs and love letters”
- “Adoption—the exhilaration of accomplishing something extraordinary”
- “Adoption—Don’t be a worrywart!”
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Monthly Archives: April 2017
“Adoption—Life is a Challenge”
“Life is challenging for adoptees because they have more things to think about and more personal issues to resolve.” Judith Land There comes a day when turning the page is the best decision for you because you realize there is … Continue reading
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Adoption—Bubbles in Time
“If I could save every day like a treasure in a bubble of time, I would preserve each precious moment and memory and continue to relive those experiences until eternity passes away. If only I was a child again, I … Continue reading
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Tagged ADOPTION, Adoption Detective, children, Judith Land, Parenting
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Adoption Detective: Memoir of an Adopted Child 