What is the experience of being an adopted person really like? An
honest look at how adoption can affect the individual, families and
partners. Claire Cashin was adopted. In her youth, she experienced
many personal problems because her birth mother 'gave her away'.
This led her in search of her biological mother. This is a true and
very honest account of adoption, search and reunion. It examines in
depth how adoption can affect the individual and their loved ones.
It does not shy away from the reality of what a reunion can mean
and how hard it can be at times, or indeed what joy it can add to
peoples lives. The story describes in fascinating detail what the
reality can be like for many adopted people and what challenges
their families may face as they mature and wonder about the
circumstances of their adoption. It attempts to offer advice to
anyone considering searching for their own answers, from someone
who has gone through the process, made the mistakes, learned some
lessons along the way and is still smiling. This book describes the
mistakes and triumphs she made along the way and how the news of a
new birth family has affected her adopted family in Cork, and
changed Claire forever. It gives hope and advice to families who
wish to help and understand the dynamics involved in adoption and
reunion.
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