• A Living, Breathing Inconvenience: The War Within – An Adoptees Perspective

  • Dec 28 2022
  • Length: 16 mins
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A Living, Breathing Inconvenience: The War Within – An Adoptees Perspective

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  • This website has saved me so many times from releasing my burdensome thoughts to those I am close to. Over the last decade, being able to share my big adoptee sentiments here on my website has likely saved my life many times over!

    Thank you for being here and allowing me to communicate my inner adoptee thoughts and struggles. We all need a space like this, and if you are an adoptee and don’t have it, I inspire you to get it!

    While 2022 is winding up, the year will soon be behind us. But, as we step into 2023, I can’t help but acknowledge all the changes and growth that’s transpired in 2022 in my personal life. So much greatness has happened that I will be eternally grateful for.

    Yet, I’ve also experienced many significant things that have created a layer of sadness that I’m unsure what to do with. Holidays are challenging in general and even more so for adoptees. While everyone is arranging holiday get-togethers with family and celebrating life and the marvelous things it brings, I am drowning in my sadness.

    Welcome to adoption.


    This episode is also available as a blog post: http://pamelakaranova.com/2022/12/21/a-living-breathing-inconvenience-the-war-within-an-adoptees-perspective/

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