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Adoption Facts (What the adoption agencies and adoption
attorneys won't tell you.)
Ninety-nine
percent of adoption-related material on the Internet and in bookstores
is written and/or published by the adoption industry and its customers.
After all, they are the ones who historically have benefitted
from adoption. Adoptees and exiled parents have been silenced
by the stigma of their roles.
Here
you can read "the other side of the story": the truth
about adoption written by people who don't have either a vested
financial interest in promoting it or justifying it as their means
of enlarging their families. We are volunteers. Unlike adoption
agencies and industry advertisers such as Adoption.Com, we have
no financial interest in adoption. We just want to ensure the
truth can be heard.
"Fast
Track" Adoption Ends in Suicide
Damage from
Adoption:
- The
Damage to Mothers The
Damage to Our Babies
- Effects
of Adoption on Mental Health of the Mother
- What They Knew and Didn't Tell Us.
- Grief
and Disenfranchised Grief
- Psychological
Disability in Exiled Mothers
- "WHY
won't my natural mother meet me?"
- Dear
Birthmother: What The Baby Brokers Won't Tell You About Adoptees
and the Truth.
-
Bachrach's Study: How Pro-Adoption Organizations Twist the Facts
- Psychology
of Adoption - Quotes from Professionals (NEW)
The Adoption
Industry:
- Adoption
FAQ - Myths and Facts
- Should
I Give Up My Baby For Adoption?
- Considering
Surrogacy or Donating Your Eggs?
- Open
Adoption, Infant Adoption, Domestic Adoption - Pros and Cons
- Adoption
in Canada: In WHOSE Best Interests?
- The
Adoption Industry
- Independent
Adoption, Private Adoption Agencies - Pros and Cons
- Adoption
Statistics - from CERA
- Ethical
Adoption Agencies - How Can I Find One?
- Common
Coercion Methods Used on "Unwed" Mothers
- Current
Adoption Policy and Practice - a Comparison between North America
and Australia by Evelyn Robinson, MA, Dip Ed, BSW
- "Standard
Hospital Procedure" - A Report from Kansas
- The
Industry: What The Customers Say
- The
Lies of CAS (Children's Aid Society),
- OPEN
ADOPTION - The Lies of Open Adoption
- Identified
Adoption - What is it?
- Human
Rights Abuses - Then and Now
- EXPLOITATION?
What Is It?
- What
the Customers Say
- California
Social Wreckers: The Grand Jury's Findings
- How
Adoption in America Grew Secret, by Elizabeth Samuels
- RECOMMENDED
BOOKS ON ADOPTION
- Why
Adoption Records CLOSED
- Why
"Birthmother" Means BREEDER
- Why
The Media Hates Us
- An
FAQ About This Website
- "What
About Abortion Rates?" Response to a Guestbook Question
Adoption
vs. Abortion (Myths Debunked)
Changing
The System: What YOU Can Do!
Who
Cares about Keeping THIS Family Together?
"Considering
Adoption" Brochure - Things I Wish I Knew When I Was Considering
Adoption
Choosing
Adoptive Parents - A Mother's Advice
Adoption
"Triad"???
"Crisis"
Pregnancy?
Adoption
Agency Testimonials - "Birthmothers" Response
Open
Adoption vs. Closed Adoption vs. "Parenting"
Honest
Questions About Adoption - Are They Insensitive?
Prejudice
Against "Unwed" Teenage Mothers
- Most statements made about "unwed" mothers or teenage
mothers are sweeping generalizations, based more on prejudice
than reality.
Child
Trafficking, Slavery and Domestic Infant Adoption
- even if it's not child trafficking and is only a "mild"
form of slavery, domestic infant adoption sure leaves family members
suffering.
"Failed
Adoption" and "Birthmother Scams"
- What is the preventative solution that protects adoptive people,
parents and children?
Newspaper Articles:
- "Adoption
Anguish - Listen to Jacque Kenney
Guinan's story of how she reluctantly gave up her son 34 years
ago, and it is easy to understand why she battled depression
for decades, and why she is no fan of adoption.
- "Robbing
the Cradle" - some fundamentalist-run pregnancy
centers are no longer satifisfied talkign women out of abortion.
Now they want the babies.
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Note:
The terms "unwed" mother, "birthmother", "birthmom", "birthmoms",
"dear birthparent", "birthparent", "birthparents",
"birthfather" "biological" make a parent appear
to be less than the mother or father they are. These terms
dehumanize and limit the parent's role to that of an incubator.
Using the honest terms "mother", "single mother"
or "natural mother" help the public to understand
why real family members must not be separated to obtain babies
for adoption.
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