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    • The ABC's of Searching
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    • Ige Signs Adoption
    • 7 Core Issues in Adoption
    • Bill Relating to Records
    • Access to Adoption Record
  • ADOPTIVE PARENTS SUPPORT
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Adoption Testimony

Adoption Circle of Hawaii Helped Us Navigate the Unique Journey of Adoptive Parenthood

"We are the adopted parents of two adult children who were born in another country. As any

new parents, we had to quickly learn about their many needs as infants and throughout their

lives. We discovered that being parents of adopted children has a wider scope of needs that we

were not aware of. For example, their need for reassurance in light of their fears of rejecfion

and abandonment. This need is triggered in situafions that most biological families do not often

think about. Another need is not feeling that they belong. Whether it is a family event,

pictures, relafives or ancestor stories, etc. they feel that they do not really belong because they

do not look like anyone in the family. As their relafives and ancestors are either unknown or

inaccessible, they feel very disconnected.


It was through the Adopfion Circle of Hawaii that we learned about these many issues and how

to navigate this life long journey. As a fellow adopfive parent once said, 'An adoptee can never

be un-adopted.'"

ACH gave me an opportunity to talk to other members of the triad for the first time in 20 years, as well as to connect with other birth mothers. I received information about searching, and support after I found my daughter.


From A Birthmother

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