View Full Version : do you think we have a right to know
barbie
09-03-2008, 01:18 AM
hi i was reading some threads about a adoptions and i agree an adoptee as a right to know who their parents where but do you think some people like me that have a brother that supposely been adopted whom i not met have a right to know about them too. i mean i heard my brother lives a few miles down the road from me but i have no idea what he looks like. what if he has a son and my daughter met him or he has a daughter and my son met her and they have relationship because you would'nt know they were related cos children who are adopted have diffrent names so it would not ring a bell. my children often go to this town nice clubbing and i wonder sometime if they have bumped into my brothers children. Am i making sense here. when i go shopping in the town my brother lives in, i am always looking around hoping that i will sense him but i know that wont happened. is there any one out there that have that same problem
v.wells
09-03-2008, 03:03 AM
And you wrote that all in one breath! Sorry if I offended you but your post was kind of difficult to read.
I would suggest you speak to your adoptive parents and/ or social services in your area. Read the threads in the adoption forums and you will find everything you are wanting to know.
Peter Goodey
09-03-2008, 08:33 AM
Several people seem to have answered this question elsewhere including information on tracing adopted birth relatives.
Did you perhaps lose track of the thread that contained thses messages?
http://www.british-genealogy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27093
barbie
09-03-2008, 06:05 PM
yeah sorry. i think i got carried a way but there are so much about my family background that i could write a book. I need alot of info on different things i guess i could be going the wrong way about it. maybe i am trying to rush things but need to slow down and do things bits at at time. About my brother being adopted, what i was trying to say is that if i manage to find where he actually is, he can refuse to meet me which i think is wrong because of our children could end up meeting each other not knowing they could be related. does that make sense.
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