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    potentially dangerous life that could’ve led to a terrible, unfortunate ending. People argue that adoptees deserve to know their origins, but closed or confidential adoptions are superior to open adoptions because birth parents and the adoptive families benefit from closed adoptions and children are provided with a better life. There are four main reasons why a couple or single person would choose adoption over having a child of their own. The first reason for choosing adoption is infertility. A lot of people who are infertile don’t like to broadcast their unfortunate medical condition to…

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    that the parents of an adoptee would remain anonymous, such a scenario would be considered a closed adoption. A closed adoption is when a child is adopted by a family, but the records of such an event are kept sealed. Therefore, the child is unable to contact his or her biological parents and is left with very little information about their background or family history. Alternatively, there are open adoptions, which allow the birth parents and the adoptee to have contact, or even hold visits.…

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    The other choice, adoption, is often ignored” (Lindsay 9). Adoption is not an option that many think of first when they receive the news of an unexpected pregnancy. Parenting is an option that comes with responsibilities some cannot take or some do not want, making abortion a number one choice. Although, adoption can be a complicated process with specific qualifications for the adoptees and adopters it also exhibits benefits that could outweigh the complications. Parents who choose adoption for…

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    Adoption Adoption is something that is frequent today and many people travel a long way to adopt children. Many parents take pride in adopting children. Most people commonly adopt when they cannot have children of their own or would like more. There are a lot of adoption agency around the world and they all have different rules and procedures. Some people adopt from different countries and some adopt from around their area. Adoption has many different aspects including, open adoptions, closed…

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    adopting a child, or when giving your child up for adoption. Those 2 things are whether you want a Closed Adoption or an Open Adoption. Closed Adoption is when there is no contact, information, or anything personal between the biological and adoptive family. Open Adoption is the opposite of Closed Adoption, and it should be the only type of type of adoption in America. First, because denying the adoptees rights to their birth records violates their civil rights. Second, because the birth family…

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    discovers that she is pregnant. Juno MacGuff is a quirky, off-beat teenager who doesn’t seem to care what others think of her. When she finds out that she is pregnant, she knows that she isn’t ready to be a mother, but isn’t sure what to do about her most recent dilemma. After talking to the baby’s father, who happens to be her best friend, Paulie Bleeker, she decides that it would be a better idea to have an abortion. However, Juno ultimately decides that she can’t go through with it. She…

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    Some of them are open, semi open and closed adoption. Closed adoptions are very uncommon in the United States. This is when the birth parents have no contact with their child after they are put up for adoption. Many times the adoptive parents don’t even know the parents of their child. And if they do they don’t stay in contact after the adoption. Once a closed adoption is finalized there is no way to open it until the child is 18 years old. A semi open adoption is when you don’t know the…

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    infants to be killed. Jochebed took a basket and placed her son on it and sent the basket down the river. One of Pharaoh’s daughters found the basket with the child. She adopted him into the royal family and gave him the name Moses. Adoption can be traced back to the bible and it has been part of our civilization since that time. The Children’s Home Society of West Virginia defines adoption as: “A legally recognized, lifelong relationship between a parent and child. The adoptive parent becomes…

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    “You’re lucky,” Jenna said, “ You might have been left out in the street by yourself.” Upon hearing those words, I was truly grateful for my parents. My parents have shown me the importance of love; I make sure to show others the same love I have been given. Without them, I possibly could be alone, trying to make a life for myself without any family to support me. My adoption has taught me how to care for others and to cherish everyone around me. Jenna and her family are friends of my…

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    In 2008 only five percent of adoptions were closed (Working With Birth). Open adoptions are more common than closed adoptions. Adoptions that are open indicate the biological family of the child can stay in contact throughout their lives. A closed adoption means the biological family cannot contact the child, however, the child can try to reach out once they reach the age of 18. My own experiences with adoptions indicate that closed adoptions should remain closed. Closed adoptions are to remain…

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