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Jan & Linda's Responses IV    October 01st, 2004
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To Sadder but Wiser    September 27th, 2004
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Reply to Melissa Regarding Adoptive Parents    September 27th, 2004
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Searching    September 27th, 2004
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Get Kids Out Of The Cross Fire - Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW    September 27th, 2004
   Often children experience their parents stress and this wreaks havoc with their ability to concentrate and attend to the demands of school. This side effect of the parental dispute is sometimes used to support a claim of one parent as better than the other. As such, it is very important to separate issues of children’s distress from necessarily being caused by one parent versus a consequence of the structural situation in which they live.   Read more.

ADHD and Adoption - MNASAP    September 27th, 2004
   ADHD brings the nurture vs. nature debate to the adoption floor. A genetic pattern of multigenerational transmission of ADHD has been documented, as well as a high incidence among children born in a crisis. The crisis may be generational and connected to addiction, depression and/or abuse. While genetic influences may offer cause-effect explanations to the diagnosis, environmental factors may also be at play.   Read more.

Just Give Us The Opportunity - V.S.    September 27th, 2004
   When I turned 22, I finally got up enough nerve to find my mother. I was curious about what she really looked like - did I have her eyes, did I tilt my head the same way she does when I'm thinking about things, did I have any siblings? Just curious things. Well, when I approached the social service, they told me she (my birth mother) had been looking for me as well. All they had to do was the Social Sercurity Search to validate the information.   Read more.

When I Was Your Age... - Emil Baldwin Jr., LSW    September 27th, 2004
   Our expectations for ourselves, our children, and for life in general are all very personal statements about our history and our goals for the future. Each "piece of the puzzle" is a combination of our conscious desires as well as the hidden influences from family, friends, and society. If born from your personal goals and dreams, these expectations can become beacons of inspiration to those around you.   Read more.

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