Chrysanthe
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Yes! I got them early!!!
I never expected this to happen to ME. Here is my story....
Some of you did not know that I was adopted when I was 18 hrs old. My husband and I moved to Salt Lake City from Orem. We wanted a new life. I have lived in Orem for a long time. After we moved to SLC, I had not visited Orem for a long time and been wanting to see my sister and her family. So we finally visited. Then all of the sudden,.... it was a little bizarre but there was a phone ringing, and it changed my life forever. Someone said that my birth family was looking for me. I was in a denial. I was overwhelming. I didn't believe at first that my biological family was looking for me. I refused to believe it!!! Then next day, my husband was using my computer. He saw a message was popping up. And he told me that there was a message from (a state withheld) adoption registry. I learned that it was a lady who owned the website. She said that I actually posted it up about me. I read and said, (the town is withheld) I am deaf and searching for my relatives who are hispanic. My birth mother gave me up to her former OBGYN doctor to be my adoptive father. I know this situation is rare. I pray that any of my true relatives find me. And the person who owned the website said that there was a sister that knew that I was the one. I didn't believe it! I emailed her back how does that work? How we really know that I am the 100% birth sister of hers? At the same time, I wonder why wasn't my birth mother looking for me but my sister is? I thought...where is she? But it took me a week to decide if I wanted to reunite with her. Somehow my birth sister emailed me and I was in shock. I knew this is what I had to do. I knew I need to find out who I am. I felt the spirit that was telling me to call her back/email her. So I did. She was very happy. So was I. Later in that day, I called her at her home. We spoke for like two hours and half. I learned that I have four sisters. I am the third of 5 girls. The moment I asked her, Alicia, that's her name! I asked her where was my birth mother?Alicia explained about my birth mother and I bursted out many tears...and couldn't take it. I was heartbroken. I learned that my birth mother died two years ago from pulomary disease because she smoked a lot. The more I cried and it was very difficult to hear what Alicia had added that, my birth mother loved me and thought of me every day because all of my life, I believed in 90% that my birth mother didn't love me and wasn't thinking of me. And that she regretted that she gave me up. I cried for a while and couldn't believe that she is really gone. I was so sad that I hadn't had a chance to meet her. I always dreamt that I could meet her and run to her and embracing. It was too hard. Alicia was too crying.
It was very emotional experience for me. I am so happy that we found each other. Don't take it wrong, my adopted family are the best thing to me. My parents are my rocks and my saviors. I am grateful for my birth mother was unselfish enough to gave me up for a family who could provided me a better home. It was just amazing feeling to know that I am loved by my birth mother and now I know that my biological sisters are very excited to meet me. Hopefully, we get to meet each other during New Year!
I never expected this to happen to ME. Here is my story....
Some of you did not know that I was adopted when I was 18 hrs old. My husband and I moved to Salt Lake City from Orem. We wanted a new life. I have lived in Orem for a long time. After we moved to SLC, I had not visited Orem for a long time and been wanting to see my sister and her family. So we finally visited. Then all of the sudden,.... it was a little bizarre but there was a phone ringing, and it changed my life forever. Someone said that my birth family was looking for me. I was in a denial. I was overwhelming. I didn't believe at first that my biological family was looking for me. I refused to believe it!!! Then next day, my husband was using my computer. He saw a message was popping up. And he told me that there was a message from (a state withheld) adoption registry. I learned that it was a lady who owned the website. She said that I actually posted it up about me. I read and said, (the town is withheld) I am deaf and searching for my relatives who are hispanic. My birth mother gave me up to her former OBGYN doctor to be my adoptive father. I know this situation is rare. I pray that any of my true relatives find me. And the person who owned the website said that there was a sister that knew that I was the one. I didn't believe it! I emailed her back how does that work? How we really know that I am the 100% birth sister of hers? At the same time, I wonder why wasn't my birth mother looking for me but my sister is? I thought...where is she? But it took me a week to decide if I wanted to reunite with her. Somehow my birth sister emailed me and I was in shock. I knew this is what I had to do. I knew I need to find out who I am. I felt the spirit that was telling me to call her back/email her. So I did. She was very happy. So was I. Later in that day, I called her at her home. We spoke for like two hours and half. I learned that I have four sisters. I am the third of 5 girls. The moment I asked her, Alicia, that's her name! I asked her where was my birth mother?Alicia explained about my birth mother and I bursted out many tears...and couldn't take it. I was heartbroken. I learned that my birth mother died two years ago from pulomary disease because she smoked a lot. The more I cried and it was very difficult to hear what Alicia had added that, my birth mother loved me and thought of me every day because all of my life, I believed in 90% that my birth mother didn't love me and wasn't thinking of me. And that she regretted that she gave me up. I cried for a while and couldn't believe that she is really gone. I was so sad that I hadn't had a chance to meet her. I always dreamt that I could meet her and run to her and embracing. It was too hard. Alicia was too crying.
It was very emotional experience for me. I am so happy that we found each other. Don't take it wrong, my adopted family are the best thing to me. My parents are my rocks and my saviors. I am grateful for my birth mother was unselfish enough to gave me up for a family who could provided me a better home. It was just amazing feeling to know that I am loved by my birth mother and now I know that my biological sisters are very excited to meet me. Hopefully, we get to meet each other during New Year!
I'm glad it went well and have a great Christmas with them! 

