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The following appeared on Boston.com: Headline: To tell the truth Date: February 4, 2008 "MEDFIELD - Cara Birrittieri is set to have a talk with her 3-year-old daughter any day now, something that has been on her mind since Victoria was just a fetal ultrasound image." ________________________________________________ ____________ To see this recommendation, click on the link below or cut and paste it into a Web browser: [url=http://www.boston.com/news/health/articles/2008/02/04/to_tell_the_truth?p1]To tell the truth - The Boston Globe[/url] Not sure if I am doing this right but if you click on the link it should bring you to the articule. I personally see this as offensive to any donar concieved or adoptee that the parents or donars don't think the person created is important. Its proof positive that its about the "baby" and someones need to be mommy more then the truth of the orgins of the person most impacted. The sad thing is that genral society would agree that its ok not to tell the child that they don't carry the same genes as their mother or father , then they grow up and have children of their own and its all based on a lie.____________________________________________________________
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Caedwyn
Yeah, God forbid that these 'parents' should care more about their children's health & well being than they do about themselves. Disgusting. Simply disgusting. They should all be ashamed of themselves.
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Dpen, Society is still not understanding the void created when secrets are kept from the child, whether it is through closed adoption, sperm or egg donors. I have read blogs and message boards from donor children and it is just as heart breaking as reading the posts here from adoptees. In truth, there is even more concern for the children when they become adults: Multiple donations means a much higher chance of marrying a sibling. The inability to obtain access to medical information (there are no court paper trails). The emotional impact to the child that the mother or father choose to have a child without the forethought to insist on it being an 'open' donation, what would that say to a child, 'I wanted a baby and really did not care what happened down the road to you enough to guarantee access, it was all about me'. This area truly needs a strong advocate within the law makers of countries. Many countries have outlawed the 'closed' donations, hopefully the rest of the countries will follow their lead. Kind regards,Dickons