Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Still Fired Up!

Once in a while, a very great while, an anti-adoption grenade will drop into the com-box on one of our blogs.  It's always anonymous and just one comment - as in they don't stick around to back up their point of view or read anyone else's for that matter.

Cowardly in my opinion.

I know, I know....who in the world could be anti-adoption?


Well this person is:


Anonymous said...
See I am also one of the camp believing that adoption is less preferable to abortion. In adoption, children lose their mothers. That is a primal wound, and I strongly suggest that anyone considering adoption read Primal Wound by Nancy Verrier. The statistics are real. Adoptees suffer a tremendous loss. You are being selfish TCIE. Why should a woman have a baby, so that You can take it away and raise it? I tell you anything ,I'd rather raise my child myself than give it to strangers. And the adoptee community at www.adultadoptees.org/forum is real. Their pain is real. And yes ,many would rather be aborted than have to live the lives they've had.. with strangers. You may feign shock and horror, but just because you want a baby does not mean you can claim anyone else's.

23 comments:

  1. Unbelievable. I think of my niece who was adopted at birth last January by my sister-in-law and brother-in-law. Her birthmom CHOSE them to parent her baby. What a gift her life is to our family!

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  2. GRRR...this is crazy stuff. We all have primal wounds.

    As an adopted adult I am glad my birth mom chose Life.

    We adoptees consider our adopted parents our parents. The bond is the same. This is crazy stuff and just an insane way to justify abortion.

    Adopted children know that they often, through adoption, have BETTER parents than they would with their biological parents.

    You can love both your biological parents for giving you life and your adopted parents for giving you A Life!

    More love inside a soul does not diminish a person. It makes them capable of loving MORE.

    Little JoAnn

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  3. Well said. The shock and horror are real for me too-I can assure the commenter of that.

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  4. You said it Danya! Recent research indicates that adopted children do better - emotionally, socially, economically - than children raised by single parents... so there you go. You can see a summary of the research in a paper titled 'Adoption Works Well' by Dr Patrick Fagan.

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  5. "in adoption children loose their mothers."

    In abortion, anon, children loose their lives.

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  6. Beautiful response! And it seems to me that most birthmoms are overly thankful to adoptive parents for giving their child what they couldn't. I love all your points in this post Danya!

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  7. Beautiful post. THank you.

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  8. I am still fired up as well! Adoption is God's way of making unfortunate situations into beautiful gifts. I could NOT imagine life without my adopted nieces. AND I ache for the day that I get to hold my adopted child in my arms...yes MY child not a stranger. Unbelievable comment anonymous.

    Great post, Danya. I enjoyed reading every word of it.

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  9. THank you, Danya!!! Excellent response! That comment was so bizarre...I couldn't even handle it.

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  10. Hmmm...adults have the choice to do whatever they want with their lives. (Unborn) children do not. Seems like this guy/gal is DECIDEDLY anti-choice, not allowing the children to decide for themselves whether their lives are worth living or not. He/She just assumes every adopted life is not worth living. Sure, "many" might choose to be aborted over living their lives "biologically motherless", but many WOULD NOT choose this. What of those people? Shall he/she make sweeping judgements about them? And there's no half-way here folks. We're talking life and death here. *Probably* safest to side with giving life, and let each person decide how they're going to live life. Then at least these adoptee's can spend their lives dealing with the primal wound of a lost mother (along with at least 40% of the population who's biological mothers are raising them but absent in mind and spirit), instead of dead.

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  11. If someone truly wishes he/she were dead because he/she has pain in his/her psyche then the person needs a mental health professional.

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  12. Standing ovation happening over here, Danya!!

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  13. Oh my goodness!! That comment is the craziest thing I have read in a long time.

    I was not raised by my parents and I would never in an instance wish that I was dead because of that.

    This seriously makes me sick to my stomach to read that someone would say this...

    GREAT response though! Bravo to YOU!!! :)

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  14. Wow, that comment was awful. But you had a great response to it. Thank you!

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  15. That's a ridiculous and sad statement. I think some people in their misery just like to find something to blame. Very sad.

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  16. That's an awful statement! One of my best friends was adopted--as was his three siblings (two of which are his half siblings). He has told me he has no desire to meet his birth mother, as his adoptive mom IS his mother. She's the one who loves him unconditionally and has supported him all these years.

    Your response was well written--and true. Prayers are needed so this woman can realize that adoption is always the best policy.

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  17. Hang on...let me go ask my adopted friend if she wishes she had been aborted instead...dear "anonymous", what do you think my friend is going to say? I have a pretty good idea.

    That comment makes me want to puke, and I'm pretty sure it doesn't have anything to do with morning sickness.

    God bless you, Danya. You are a wonderful witness of motherhood and a beautiful advocate for LIFE.

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  18. Steve Jobs, founder of Apple computers was adopted!!!

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  19. That comment got me so upset earlier this week. I'm so glad you wrote this post.

    -January

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  20. I must live under a rock or something, because I've never even heard of anyone being ANTI-ADOPTION??? That just seems insane to me. Idiot commenter.

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  21. YES Danya! Thank you for your response! We know about the miracle of adoption and that members of a family do not need to be blood-related to become a family. It is about the commitment we make to love, honor and cherish each other, til death do us part, just as in a marriage! Isn't that all anyone really needs? To be loved, honored and cherished within their family? That can be done and is be done through adoption - all over the world - because I've SEEN IT. Do you hear that anonymous? I HAVE SEEN GREAT THINGS OVER AND OVER AGAIN! IT IS NOTHING SHORT OF A MIRACLE!

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  22. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIBZ-kJ6XAc

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Comments release my dopamine.