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Founded in 1996, The Adoption Ring is the oldest & largest adoption-related webring on the Internet. Sites are selected to cover a wide array of experiences and viewpoints in human adoption. It includes sites for adoptees, foster and step-children, birth parents, foster parents, and adoptive parents. All those with educational, personal or non-profit service webpages regarding adoption and foster care are invited to submit their sites for possible inclusion. We accept no adoption agency, attorney, professional searcher, intermediary or therapist sites. Sites for individual adoption-related books are ok. All sites belonging either to potential adoptive parents, or birth mothers, may NOT have direct contact information, but must provide a contact to an agency or attorney ONLY. All existing sites will be brought into compliance.
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genessa -- adoption resources
Adoption resources galore! Adoption stories also coming soon.
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Adoption Links
Adoption resources online, free search, adoption exchanges and photo listings, adoption & infertility books, free coping resources, adoption poem, Family Christian Gift Store & touching, true adoption stories. Why I created this site. Dear Birthmother letter.Do you have a site or story that should be listed here? Please leave info.
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My Birth Son
My birthson; his birth, my search, our reunion.
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A Birthmothers Story
A birthmother from the 1960's tells her story on how she lost her birthchild in a Catholic Charities maternityhome in Peoria Ill., from what the housemothers did to her. We are searching for more survivors of that home.
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The Adoption Ring
The Adoption Ring is a ring of over 450 select web pages devoted to the best interests of adoptees and those in the adoption triad. It includes sites for adoptees, birthparents and adoptive parents. All those with educational or personal webpages regarding adoption and foster care are invited to%2
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Susan's Birthmother Page
Details what life after losing a child to adoption is like for the birthmother. Let's young women know that the decision to relinquish a child for adoption is a life-altering choice and one that is very difficult to live with if the decision isn't made soley by them.
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Athens Runner
This blog is sort of my open letter to my 18 year old son, although other thought and musing finds itself a place there also. I was always lead to believe that he grow up knowing he was adopted, but I have found out he has not been told. A lot has changed in my life since my blog started and my son has a large family who would one day love to meet him. However, as with any adoption there are loads of issues that will need to be considered before we can make contact, so any suggestions are welcome!
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Serenity Infant Care Homes Inc.
serenity infant care homes is a specialized foster care agency
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Adoption - Getting Started
Site examines child adoption options and how to get the process started.
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Brooke's Book
My journey through my pregnancy
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