US EditionThis Is Why Tanner Adell's Mother Gave Her Up For Adoption After Cheating
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Parliament wants to acknowledge the suffering of mothers who gave up their children under pressure
Next week, the Lower House will acknowledge the suffering inflicted on between 13,000 and 14,000 unmarried mothers who were pressured to give up their children for adoption. This happened between 1956 and 1984. The motion submitted by the SP and VVD on Thursday has already been signed by members of parliament from GroenLinks-PvdA, BBB, D66, PvdD, Volt and JA21.
This Is Why Tanner Adell's Mother Gave Her Up For Adoption After Cheating
Country singer Tanner Adell thought she knew the story of her adoption until a surprise DNA match turned everything upside down. What started as a routine ancestry test one Christmas unraveled years of assumptions, a heartbreaking family secret, and an emotional journey of self-discovery that inspired a very personal song, Going Blonde.“Hey, my name is Joe, and I think you’re my sister.”That was the message that changed everything.For years, Ade…
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