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1) Adoption touches many Jewish lives, including adoptive parents, adopted persons, and birth parents, and can have both positive and negative impacts. While adoption is often promoted as building families, adopted persons may struggle with feelings of rejection and missing identity. Birth parents also often experience lifelong trauma from relinquishing their children.
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1) Adoption touches many Jewish lives, including adoptive parents, adopted persons, and birth parents, and can have both positive and negative impacts. While adoption is often promoted as building families, adopted persons may struggle with feelings of rejection and missing identity. Birth parents also often experience lifelong trauma from relinquishing their children.
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