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Finally things are looking up. Met my birth mom and sister today. Probably the scariest and most exciting moment I’ve ever had in my life. I think I finally am starting to comprehend why I am who I am. And it’s because of them. It’s so weird to go 18 years then find out you have a sister. Well, more than one. But to meet them. Just. I can’t even put it into words. What’s more is how much my sister and I look alike. She’s 21 and about 5 inches shorter than me. But we’re so alike. We’re both built the same, same eyes, same smile. Best of all. All of us are blind as bats. It’s amazing. Things are finally looking up for me for once in my life. There’s no other way to go from here besides up(:

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Adoption My husband and I started our adoption journey almost two years ago. We have been on the waiting list for almost a year. We pray that one day our dream of having children will be realized. This is our adoption profile. It is written to the birth mother of our future child.

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15 years ago today my mom adopted my sister and I :)) I couldn’t have asked or imagined a better mom or life. She is my best friend, and role model. We have gone through SO much but I can’t imagine not having her in my life. She is the best! My sister and I are half black who lived in the ghetto of WA haha my birth dad was the leader of a gang here and my birth mom had been murdered a year before my mom adopted us. We were scared anxious little girls who the courts refused to split up. My mom came along with her then husband and adopted us:) together despots all the negative stuff she was hearing she did it. 6 months later her husband divorced her and she raised us as a single mom until I was 13 and my sister was 11 and now he is out our dad and we are on happy very biracial family haha

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“Not flesh of my flesh, nor bone of my bone, but still miraculously my own. Never forget for a single minute, you didn’t grow under my heart, but in it”

-Unknown

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