Recommended Reading.."The Primal Wound"

Its been 2 months since my last post as things have gone 'off the boil' so to speak.

Im not giving up on it; everyday I wonder what can I do...what should be my next step.. am I ready for more of the same lies and deception??

The support and encouragement from many close friends about this blog and my ongoing journey has been tremendous.. it means a lot to me and ensures I keep at it, hence this post even though there is not much news.

Yesterday I did call Marj again (her late husband was my grandfathers cousin). She has got to be one of my biggest supporters and always so welcoming and friendly! I told her of my plans to come visit in January of next year and she seemed genuinely happy to meet me.

Since my last post there has been a change in Government here in Australia. Perhaps this will bring about some changes to the Adoption Laws but I'm not counting on it. I'm still finding it immensely unfair that I am denied access to identifying information on my birth father; there is a whole line of heritage I know absolutely nothing about!

So as you can see, this post is rather short and not filled with a lot of news.

I hope to be able to share some good news and interesting stories again soon!

 Can I recommend a book to anyone that is interested in reading, that I feel explains a lot of the thoughts, emotions and feelings us as adoptees' experience... it is called The Primal Wound by Nancy Newton Verrier.