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How do YOU know who you really are? The definitions of self-identity we create are often shaped by our experiences. Charity Gayle wrote a song, “There is a New Name Written Down in Glory,” saying, “I am who I am because the I Am tells me who I am.” The question for many is, what does that definition of identity look like, especially as we try to Can we recover our identities after adoption?
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