Emilie and Nathan Palmer have always known they were donor-conceived. They are one-half of a set of donor conceived quadruplets and their parents were always up front with the fact that their mother needed some …
How do you use a document like the amended birth certificate given to an adoptee as a legal representation of the entire truth? In this memoir, Jennifer Dyan Ghoston examines that question based on her role in law enforcement for over two decades. She shares her courage as an adoptee to move closer towards the truth and a search for her birth family. Her passion for adoption reform is evident in this book. It is her belief that those in agreement will be moved into action to create change.