5 Questions For Adoptees To Consider Before Taking A Genealogy Test
The decision for an adoptee to take a genealogy test is not one to be taken lightly.
The decision for an adoptee to take a genealogy test is not one to be taken lightly.
Published by Kate Fann -“The universe knew my heart needed her long before I realized it.”
Published by Sophia San Filippo -“He uses the verb ‘hang out’ instead of ‘play’ with his friends; he requests gift cards for his birthday, not Nerf guns and Legos; he routinely passes on puppet shows at the library in favor of watching YouTube. On his iPhone. Just as the moon has phases, the same is true of a child.”
Published by Sophia San Filippo -“I haven’t showered in three days and my nights have been reduced to three hours of sleep. I look down at my shirt and wonder if I’m looking at yogurt or puke. My appreciation for single parents of young children grows by the minute.”
Published by Sophia San Filippo -“I swore I would never adopt because I only wanted biological connections. However, in doing something that I did not actually want to do initially, I found an incredible sense of healing in the realization that connection and understanding does not come from shared DNA.”
Published by Sophia San Filippo -“I hugged my dad tight and whispered in his ear, ‘Dad, I don’t know what that was, but I hope you felt it too. Take all that love and light with you and leave the old news behind.’ I knew, deep within my soul, my dad and I were eternally bonded.”
Published by Sophia San Filippo -