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Father’s Day for an Adoptee

I have a father, who I consider one of my closest friends in the world. But this post is not about the man I know, but rather my biological father, whom I don’t. Who is my birth father? I’ve often wondered what he’s like. Are we the same height? Do we have similar body types?… Continue reading Father’s Day for an Adoptee

Published June 21, 2009
Categorized as Family, India, international adoption, Love Tagged biological father, Father's Day, parenting

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