An edition of Questions adoptees are asking
(2009)
Questions adoptees are asking
Rev. ed.
by Sherrie Eldridge
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Why was I abandoned by my first family?
Do they ever think about me?
Why do we think about our birth parents?
Why do we feel like something's not right inside?
Why would someone give up a child?
Why doesn't anyone get it?
Why can't we trust anyone but ourselves?
Why do we get so angry with our moms?
Why are we hurting ourselves?
Why are we terrified of rejection?
Why do we cover inferiority with overachievement?
Why are we resistant to therapy?
Why this unquenchable thirst for a connection with our birth family?
Why are we afraid of talking to our parents about our birth family?
Why do we find it so hard to give ourselves permission to search?
Why are we treated like children when we search?
Why do we push ourselves beyond our limitations?
Why do our birth relatives reject us?
Why keep searching after one birth relative rejects us?
Why do I need to forgive my birth parents?
Why am I afraid to step out into the future?
Why do we feel passionate about living out our life purpose?
Edition Notes
Rev. ed. of: Twenty life-transforming choices adoptees need to make, 2003.
Includes bibliographical references.
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