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Birth Parents' Experiences of Contested Adoption
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  • 1992Half a Million Women: Mothers who lose their children by adoption54 cited

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  • 2005Christmas without the kids: Losing children through the child protection system20 cited
  • 2003Accepting the Reality of Adoption: Birth Relatives' Experiences of Face-to-Face Contact19 cited
  • 2012Birth Fathers and Their Adopted Children: Fighting, Withdrawing or Connecting19 cited

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