Everything you write about the truth, and the adoptee need to discover and know it and the healing power of it resonates with me. I was 42 when I got tired of waiting for "the truth" to be told and when I realized I had to go and find it myself. I was relentless in my pursuit of it, it made certain family members uncomfortable, or hurt but in the end it lead me to emotional freedom.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I'm glad my writing resonates with you. It's incredibly empowering to take the search for truth into our own hands, even if it makes others uncomfortable. I can relate to this so much. Your determination and pursuit of emotional freedom are truly inspiring. Sending you lots of love! 🩵
Everything you write about the truth, and the adoptee need to discover and know it and the healing power of it resonates with me. I was 42 when I got tired of waiting for "the truth" to be told and when I realized I had to go and find it myself. I was relentless in my pursuit of it, it made certain family members uncomfortable, or hurt but in the end it lead me to emotional freedom.
Hi Doreen,
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I'm glad my writing resonates with you. It's incredibly empowering to take the search for truth into our own hands, even if it makes others uncomfortable. I can relate to this so much. Your determination and pursuit of emotional freedom are truly inspiring. Sending you lots of love! 🩵
Thank you so much Pamela. You write so clearly and powerfully about the Adoptee Experience and it has given me so much validation.
I'm honored truly! That's one of the "finding purpose in the pain" realities. 🩵