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Brain, Child Magazine: Trying on a Different Birth Order, and Imagining a Life Not Adopted

Brain, Child Magazine: Trying on a Different Birth Order, and Imagining a Life Not Adopted

by carrie | Dec 3, 2014 | Adoption, Parenting

Note from Carrie: Brain, Child Magazine is featuring my newest piece on adoption. “I tell her, ‘Very few people get such a concrete glimpse into an alternate life that they could be living. But you do, and I’m sure that it makes you have many different...

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