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Quick links:
Adoption Institute Adoptee Rights Green Ribbon
Bastard Nation
Adoption Congress Late Discovery Adoptees' Caucus

This page was created and first published on the internet in 1998. In June of 2000 I lost the Mother I had known all my life:

Delana Buffer

She passed away from Cancer. I miss her dearly. She knew of and supported my desire to find the truth. I dedicate this page to her.

Welcome

I, like millions of others on this planet, am adopted. Since the age of 15 or so, I have wondered about my origins. There are probably many aspects to being adopted that non-adoptees have never thought about. There is an entire movement of adoptees who are focused on overturning archaic, unfair, and ill-conceived laws in order to allow all adult adoptees access to information about their origins. I hope to shed some light on our issues through this website: a chronicle of my personal search and eventual reunion.

For those of you who are also searching, I wish you well and encourage you to consider becoming a voice for change, and hope that by sharing my information here, you may find some ideas to assist you in your own quest.

You will find the site is organized into different pages. You are on the first page. The second contains a brief overview of adoptee rights issues. The third page is on my initial steps toward search. Fourth is my "non-identifying informatiom" issued to me by the State of Florida. Finally, the fifth page is about my reunion with my birthmother, and my relationship with her family.

Page 2 - Adoptee Rights