One adoptees' attempt to explore the conflicting feelings of having been adopted, and the impact this has had on her life, her choices and her experiences. Welcome to "The Adoption Void."

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I am a female adoptee born in May of 1971. I initially began this journey to explore my feelings about my adoption and to decide if I wanted to seek out my birth family. I have since been happily reunited with my birth siblings! I do have more than one blog on blogger.com - one for adoption, one for everything else. Unless adoption has touched your life, you'll probably find the "everything else" much more fun to read!

Tuesday, January 03, 2006

Dropped it in the mail

Happy New Year everyone!

So today, I mailed in my paperwork to the adoption agency so I can receive a new copy of my non-identifying information. I included a letter for them to place in my file in the event that anyone from my birth family comes seeking it. Pretty passive/aggressive behavior on my part. LOL "I won't look for you, but if you come looking for me..."

I've also begun filling out all the paperwork to submit to IARMIE and the ISRR. I have to get one of the forms for IARMIE notarized before I send it in, but I'll do that this week. Apparently, IARMIE can tell me what hospital I was born in, something I've never known.

I'm both nervous and excited about these steps I'm taking. I don't know what I expect to have happen once I take them. I feel sure that they aren't looking for me, but then I question if that's just something inside of me trying to protect me from disappointment. I'm so confused about what I feel that I don't know what's real and what's not.

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