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Old 02-27-2008, 01:53 PM   #68 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by deafbajagal View Post
This situation is so sad. If parents really felt this way - it might be better for them to return the child. So many times they don't - and the child is inflicted with years of abuse - experiencing feelings of worthlessness and other not-so-good feelings. The parents will never change their minds.

However, they should never be allowed to adopt again. Children are not like merchandises from Wal-Mart.
This exact thing could very easily have happened to me, I was adopted at 6 weeks old and my adpopted parents were not told that deafness was hereditery in my birth family.I was not diagnosed as deaf until 5 yrs old but lucky for me I had wonderful parents and my mother spent many hours teaching me to speak. I can never thank her enough, she passed away last November aged 88.
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