
For some reason I had no preconceived notions about a reunion. I just felt compelled to know her. I don't remember a time in my life that I didn't care to know. It wasn't because I had an unhappy life--yeah, life was hard--but I wasn't trying to replace anything. It was just a yearning inside, a need to know, to see, to hear.
I had the pleasure of finding my birth mother. I was blessed that it was a positive experience for both of us. I often get asked the question, "What would you have done if she didn't want to meet you?" The answer was easy; I would thank her for choosing to give me life, instead of the alternative.
After I found her, I came home and wrote down every detail. I didn't want to forget a single thing about the whole ordeal. It was a story of miracles. One that I was blessed enough to experience!
To read the story of "The Search" click here.
5 comments:
That is one of the coolest stories I have heard in a long time!
Lori, your incredible story never ceases to amaze me. I was just as touched reading this today as I was when I first heard it 10 years ago. I read your blog often - love it! Especially the baking stuff! Miss you - hopefully Dan & I will make it to AZ sometime soon.
Take care - Love, Mary
I had to tell you that I'm only half way through your search story and I'm all ready balling!
Okay I'm going back to finish it up...
I too remember that day just like it was yesterday!! Can you believe it has been this long. I am happy for you
Alright now I've finished... what an amazing story! I am so happy for both you and your birth mother that everything turned out the way that it did!
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