She didn't get to name me, feed me or hold me but she loved me.
She loved me so much she gave me up.
She gave me to them. I was so lucky.
I always wondered about her and one day a long time ago I got to meet her.
I never got the chance to know her well but it was enough for me to learn what a wonderful human being I came from.
Someday, a very long time from now, I will see her again.
Happy Birth Day to my Birthmother.
Susan
Awww. This is precious, Susan. I am so glad you got to meet her again after you had grown up! Blessings today....
ReplySo nicely done. What a tribute!
ReplyHappy birthday to YOU, Susan!
ReplyHappy Birthday! Thanks for sharing this. :) Have a wonderful day!
ReplyPerfect blogpost-G
ReplyBeautiful post. Happy Birthday!!!
ReplyHappy birthday, and a wonderful tribute!
ReplyWhat a lovely post, Susan. My dad was adopted and had a similar experience as you, meeting his birth mother late in life. He was lucky enough to spend a few years getting to know her before she passed away. Happy birthday!
ReplyHappy birthday Susan. A moving post indeed!
ReplyHappy Birthday Susan!
ReplyAwww!!! Happy birthday! What a great post! More similarities here... I have a birthday coming up soon this month (I'll be 44), and my husband was also adopted at birth, though he's never met his birth mother.
ReplyWhat a lovely post. Happy Birthday to you.
ReplyHappy birthday - this is a really nice post!
ReplyAAH! Your parents are uber cute! Love their old pict! I am glad you became who you are, for you are my bonus cousin! My friend Allison denotes a "bonus" as something you did not know about but is a good surprise. Happy Birthday Bonus Cousin!
ReplyWhat a touching post! Happy birthday to both of you,
ReplyWhat a great post. I am so greatful I have been able to meet you in person. I am looking forward to seeing you again soon.Love the photos! Love, Aunt Connie Happy Birthday!
ReplyThis post shows what a great person you are too Miss Susan. Very nice post.
ReplyBeautiful post, Susan! Happy belated Birthday!
Replywhat a wonderful post. You and my dad share a similar story. 2 years ago this May his birthmother passed, but she gave him the greatest gift of all, 2 sisters and a brother who welcomed him graciously into their lives. Lovely :)
ReplyAs an adoptive parent, this post touches my heart.
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