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

Thousands of adoptees and their birth relatives register with state and private registries in hopes of reuniting. For some, search and reunion is positive and helps tie up loose ends and curiosity that comes with maturity. Sometimes the motive for a search is to find information about a birth parent's medical background. Sometimes the motive is to meet one's birth parent or birth relative and establish a relationship. Every search is as justified as the next, but they can be an...

Search & Reunion Blogs

Questions to Ask Your Paid...
Reuniting with your family members can be a difficult and arduous journey. For some, the search is simple, quick, and...
Moments of Change
There are moments in life that can change all that you thought to be true. It happens in the blink of an eye and often,...

Search & Reunion Forums

ISO Female born 1967 or 1968...
I am in search of my half sister. My mother Suzanne Kaelin (maiden name) put her first child up for adoption...
All Adoptees Please Post Here!
If you are an adoptess please post here who you are and who you are looking for so it is easier for people to look...

Adoption Reunion Registry

Adoptees

Dec 2, 1964 (M) - My birth mother was married at the time of my birth but not to my... [more]

Oct 19, 1984 (M) - I think my real mothers name was stacy. i remeber she had a sister... [more]

Birth Mothers

Nov 28, 1989 (F) - I was never notified with any information once she was gone... [more]

Mar 4, 1983 (M) - Name changed to darren/darryl???? brown. mulato to anglo parents,... [more]

Birth Fathers

Mar 31, 1966 (M) - Approximate date of birth: 10 - 20. registration no. a6f099c901c6... [more]

Nov 3, 1987 (M) - Adopted thru mormon agency [more]

Siblings, etc.

Jun 12, 1988 (M) - My nephew was supposedly adopted by a married couple (1990/1991) from... [more]

Dec 26, 1985 (F) - Bob and marlyn myers where the adopted parents [more]

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