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Preface: Adoptee with a Capital A ix
Part 1 Lost
1 On Being Adopted 3
2 Messages from the Underground 9
3 The Adoption Game 12
4 The Chosen Baby 19
5 The Adoptee as Mythic Hero 28
6 The Adoptee as Double 34
7 The Adoptee as Survivor 39
8 Adolescent Baggage 43
9 Good Adoptee-Bad Adoptee 54
10 The Adoptee as Adult 62
Part 2 Found
11 Waking Up from the Great Sleep 71
12 Who Searches? 73
13 The Decision to Search 78
14 Stages of the Search 86
15 Varieties of Reunion Experience 101
16 The Journey after Reunion 139
17 Father-The Mini-Search 152
18 Siblings 162
19 The Unsuspecting Spouse 168
20 Aftermath: The Restless Pulse 172
Part 3 Roots and Wings
21 Taking Wing 177
22 Telling the Adoptive Parents 178
23 The Chosen Parents 183
24 Telling the Child 188
25 Birth Mothers-Are They Baby Machines? 207
26 Birth Mothers Who Search 228
27 Adoptive Parents-Are They Baby-Sitters? 256
28 The Right to Know 263
Afterword 270
Rights and Responsibilities for Everyone in the Adoption Circle 283
The Adoption Resource Network 289
Recommended Reading 303
Acknowledgments from the Second Edition 307
Notes and Sources 311
Index 323
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Add Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience, The first edition of Betty Jean Lifton's Lost and Found advanced the adoption rights movement in this country in 1979, challenging many states' policies of maintaining closed birth records. For nearly three decades the book has topped recommended reading , Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience, The first edition of Betty Jean Lifton's Lost and Found advanced the adoption rights movement in this country in 1979, challenging many states' policies of maintaining closed birth records. For nearly three decades the book has topped recommended reading , Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience to your collection on WonderClub |