Something to Check Out

After this group was spotlighted by Boobs, Injuries, and Dr. Pepper, I have been getting quite a few emails.  I need specify that I usually work in Texas.  Some of our members work in other states.  My specialties are Texas and Indiana.  Indiana is my state of birth.  You can find more information at that website, Indiana Open.  If you contact me via that website, please provide as much information as possible.

For those that are beginning this road, there are several books out there that can help you along with search angels.  I wrote an ebook, Shadows of the Family Tree, about my experiences, my search process, activism and much more.  It is available for you to purchase via my main website, Adoption and Its Triad. This ebook provides valuable tips and resources for support, search help and reunion. Its only ten bucks. By purchasing this ebook, you help me to continue my efforts in helping people search and keeping it free.

If you have not done so, you also need to sign up with your state's registry, the ISRR, Adoption.com, and GS Adoption Registry. There are also several email groups that are awesome as well.  They have great search angels.  They are also mentioned in my ebook as well.  If you are also up to some activism in your state, check with the Adoptee Rights Demonstration folks. The next adoptee rights protest will be held in Louisville, KY so Indiana and Kentucky adoptees, birth parents and adoptive families are welcome. The Green Ribbon Campaign is another national organization that is dedicated to restoring the rights of American adoptees. Texans For Adult Adoptees OBC Access and Indiana Open are just two of the many that are out there who do both activism and search support.  Be sure to check out Bastard Nation as well American Adoption Congress. If you are looking for some serious adoptee love and support, check out Adult Adoptees Advocating for Change.