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As a birthmother, J.K. Wilson met her son for the first time when he was nineteen years old. Their first eleven years together brought answers to many "why" questions and much understanding in circumstances that arose. Mothers (biological, adoptive, and even those without a title) along with adopted children experience uncharted territory. Wisdom and understanding are needed in navigating the reunification process. If trauma is an enemy meant to take a person out, there is hope. This story provides an escape into peace for those who have suffered loss, trauma, or sexual abuse. J.K. Wilson offe...
As a birthmother, J.K. Wilson met her son for the first time when he was nineteen years old. Their first eleven years together brought answers to many "why" questions and much understanding in circumstances that arose. Mothers (biological, adoptive, and even those without a title) along with adopted children experience uncharted territory. Wisdom and understanding are needed in navigating the reunification process. If trauma is an enemy meant to take a person out, there is hope. This story provides an escape into peace for those who have suffered loss, trauma, or sexual abuse. J.K. Wilson offers hope and healing for victims who have suffered in silence or have lived with regret.
