Ask Miki for April 3 2018

Dear Miki

In April of 2000, I had a baby boy at Toronto East general hospital. Children’s aid society got involved prior to his release and made our lives a nightmare for 3 years. We had him at home only 3 months before his father got violent in front of the worker, and an apprehension warrant was issued, and our son taken away. We had supervised visits with him until he was 10 months old, until we lost our initial fight in court. I wound up appealing for 2 more years and still lost because his father wasn’t out of the picture long enough. I think about my son daily, every birthday has been torture for me. With his 18th birthday coming up soon, I’m trying really hard to find him to tell him about medical conditions he probably will inherit from me, if he doesn’t already know. The non identifying information I received about him and his family from 2004 indicates that he was well aware of his adoption. His mother was a teacher, his father was a firefighter. He was a very affectionate child and The only picture I have of him after he was taken was taken at his foster home at age 2. Do you think I’ll be able to find him?

The story you tell is filled with struggle and heartbreak. Its obvious that is only coming from you not the father of your child now or in the past. You made some efforts to try and get you child back but they failed and his life took a major turn towards a different future. I think the problem that you are now faced with is that despite the fact that you are on the hunt for your son he is not yet looking for you. Until the time comes you can consider this situation at a stalemate. I know that it will hurt to hear this , but at least take some comfort in knowing that he was raised by good people, well cared for and there is a place and time for everything in destiny.

Daily Affirmation
Loss is a painful wound but with the passage of time someone comes along who helps it to heal

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