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Originally Posted By virginiaHi! My mom had a baby when she was 17, and I really want to find her. I do have medical reasons to accompany my reasons, but I have no idea where to go, or how to start. I know some information, like her name was changed, when her birthday is, where the adoption went through (although the place is no longer open, and that is also another problem), etc...... If anyone is willing to give me some sugestions or help, you can contact me at veegee23@aol.com. Thanx sooo much!
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Do you know what state your sister was born in? DO you know what year she was born? I was born 11-21-74 in Illinois. Could I be the sister you are looking for? Please let me know. You can email me at Nicki.Stephenson@verizon.net
Thanks,
Nicki
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My name is sara and i was born in seattle washington 9-2-77. ring a bell? saraedgemon@clearchannel.com
I WAS BORN IN PORTLAND MAINE. 1955
MY NAME AT BIRTH WAS CAROL ANN FERRANTE..
ANY HELP
WELDRDGE@DENNISEAST.COM
I was born in Ga in 1975. Could I be a match? What is your mother's name? My email is lela228@hotmail.com.
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Looking for any family- I was born in Arizona in 1976. Th eplace that handled my adoption is no longer there. email me at akmmcs@yahoo.com
I also have a sister that was given up for adoption at birth. All I had when I first started searching was date of birth, name of hospital, and that the baby was a girl. I started searching for her when she turned 18. I searched for her for over six years. I signed up at every adoption registry I could find online. I also signed up with the adoption registry of the state where she was born. I don't remember the site I went to but I ordered a kit called " The Locator " by Klunder & Dunn. That kit has a lot of advice on how to search and find someone you are looking for. I was blessed because a family memeber thought she might know my sisters name. So I took some advice from the kit I bought and I filled out a birth certificate form requesting my sisters birth certifcate with all of the information I had. After a few months I got something in the mail asking for a copy of my ID so that the birth certificate could be mailed out. Once I knew that all of the information matched up I started searching for her. It made things a little bit easier since I had a name to go along with the other information I had. After sometime I did find her.
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Thank you so much for the info, but fortunately I will not be needing it since I have located my birthfamily and and building a wonderful realtionship with them each day.
In August I located and contacted my mother and in January my sister contacted me and today I spoke to my brother for the first time on the phone. He is 15! I am 30!
Good luck to all that are still searching--have faith it will happen. After 8 years I :cheer: am proof of that!
I'm very happy to hear that you have found your birth family and are starting to have a wonderful relationship. I'm also living proof that you can find your loved ones. It took me six years to find my sister. We have our ups and downs. I know this will just take time. I pray that over time things will get better. :)