Adoption Search & Reunion

The search and reunion journey can be scary, confusing, and overwhelming. It can also be exciting, fulfilling, and joyful. The first step in the reunion journey is to make sure that you're emotionally ready. There are many possible outcomes to acknowledge, both positive and negative, before beginning. Consider going to support groups or a professional counselor to make sure that you're prepared.

There isn't one right way to conduct your search. You have many options to consider. Online adoption registries are a great resource. You can both search for that one person or you can enter your own information, in hopes that the person for whom you're looking is also searching for you. You can also use social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, to get the word out about your search.

The reunion journey can take anywhere from days to years. It's more than just a journey to find that person. It is also a journey of self. During this time, you'll discover new things about yourself and your situation. You'll come to a better understanding of your feelings, experiences, and perceptions. And when you do find the person for whom you're searching, you'll have a new journey ahead of you: building a healthy relationship and moving forward.

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Search & Reunion Articles

The adoption regulations in Canada's provinces are akin to the different adoption laws in each of America's states. There are a few differences, some provinces require all adoptions to be handled by private agencies while others are more lenient with the different processes. It's not the process regulations that make adoption searches in Canada difficult, though. Prospective adoptive parents outnumber the available adoptable children in Canada. This means the majority of...

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I have known for as long as I can remember that I was adopted. I don’t remember the specifics of my adoptive parents...
The Love of Two Mothers
With Mother's Day coming up, I can't help but think of my birth mother and my adopted mother. One carried me in her...

Search & Reunion Forums

Looking for Daughter born7/2/1989
looking for my daughter who was born Christina Marie Caissie on 7/2/1989 in Manchester NH to Kelley Caissie Also...
If You Are Looking For Siblings...
Thought it might aid in someones search if there was a thread for siblings searching!

Adoption Reunion Registry

Adoptees

Feb 20, 1969 (F) - All i know is that birth mother was young, say like 15 or 16. rn [more]

Feb 15, 1968 (M) - My name is james (jim) cobb. live in texas. had an older brother who... [more]

Birth Mothers

Mar 19, 1972 (F) - She was placed in foster care with a family. they lived in san jose... [more]

Apr 16, 1980 (M) - My name was traci lee george, was changed to traci lee guillory in... [more]

Birth Fathers

Siblings, etc.

Nov 30, 1980 (M) - Mothers name mary anna dominguez her dob 1-7-1955, she is deceased. ... [more]

Mar 28, 1957 (F) - Adoptive parents names dr. leon glaser betty jane glaser [more]

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