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Blogging Natural Mothers
(because we are still mothers)
The life and words of an exiled mother, the roadkill left behind in the wake of an adoption. "In Space, No One Can Hear You Scream."
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Recommended Blogs
- AdoptaPundit
- ADOPTION AND ITS TRIAD
- Anti-Adoption: Exposing the Truth in Adoption
- Family Preservation
- Having Been Adopted...
- It's Always in the Undercurrents
- Mom Seeking Peace
- Moon Child: Tales of a Mother In Exile..
- Motherhood Deleted
- Musing Mother
- Musings of the Lame
- Son of Surrogate: Brian's Blog
- Umbilicly Challenged
- Ungrateful Little Bastard
- we are everywhere
- Without A Tribe
Recommended Resources
- Mothers Exploited By Adoption
- OriginsUSA
- OriginsUSA Forum for People Separated By Adoption
- Origins Canada
- First Mothers Connect
- An Exiled Mother's Story
- Adopting-Back Our Stolen Children
- Annulling Adoptions
- Baby Broker Watch
- Baby Theft Investigation Homepage
- Celebrating Natural Families: Keep Your Baby
- Late Discovery
- MSN Adoptese
- Origins New South Wales
- Stories of DISEMBABYMENT
- Transracial Abductees
About Me
- adoptionroadkill
- Disembabied against my will by an inhumane hospital and an avaricious adoption agency. Reunited. If adoption is so great, then which one of YOUR kids would YOU like to surrender?
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- adoptee rights (2)
- adoptees (4)
- adoption (14)
- adoption agency (5)
- adoption terminology (7)
- birthmother (4)
- birthmothers (5)
- coercion (8)
- Evan B. Donaldson (1)
- family of origin (1)
- language (3)
- motherhood (1)
- national adoption bewareness month (1)
- natural mothers (12)
- open records (2)
- placing (1)
- PTSD (4)
- relinquishment (9)
- reproductive exploitation (6)
- Stephanie Bennett (1)
- surrender (7)
- trauma (1)
- triad (1)
- unresolved grief (4)
- violence (2)
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Blogging Natural Mothers
(because we are still mothers)