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Name and my son's name, that he was not given away. i feel very bitter, and i do feel resentful, yes. it is something that shouldn't have happened. i have often thought about the way i have been with babies. "no good cuddling a baby — they get taken away from you." did you give up your baby, give away your baby? no, she was quite literally taken away from me. i didn't feel entitled to fight, because i felt that i was worthless. everything i went through left me with a sense of complete and utter worthlessness. i felt as if i didn't deserve anything, i had no right to ask

With a sense of complete and utter worthlessness. i felt as if i didn't deserve anything, i had no right to ask for anything i wanted. adoption has always been there, there's always been that nagging feeling of loss, guilt, shame, anger. well, it would be very good i if somebody said, "i'm sorry." but it would be so good to give i permission to all those thousands of women and children who have suffered so much over— the years without a voice, -

No, she was quite literally taken away from me. i didn't feel entitled to fight, because i felt that i was worthless. everything i went through left me with a sense of complete and utter worthlessness. i felt as if i didn't deserve anything, i had no right to ask for anything i wanted. adoption has always been there, there's always been that nagging feeling of loss, guilt, shame, anger.

Is to clear almost my name and my son's name, that he was not given away. i feel very bitter, and i do feel resentful, yes. it is something that should not have happened. i have often thought about the way i have been with babies. "no good cuddling a baby — they get taken away from you." did you give up your baby, give away your baby? no, she was quite literally taken away from me. i didn't feel entitled to fight, because i felt that i was worthless. everything i went through left me with a sense of complete and utter worthlessness. i felt as if i didn't deserve

No, she was quite literally taken away from me. i didn't feel entitled to fight, because i felt that i was worthless. everything i went through left me with a sense of complete and utter worthlessness. i felt as if i didn't deserve anything, i had no right to ask for anything i wanted. adoption has always been there, there's always been that nagging feeling of loss, guilt, shame, anger. well, it would be very. good if somebody said, "i'm sorry." but it would be so good to give i permission to all those thousands of women and children who have suffered so much over the years|