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Angela's Story

 

Angela is a lady who I met via email after she found the Origins Tasmania Website. Angela is from South Africa and at this point in time, still has not been able to find people who will offer her support or help. Angela feels very much alone where she is and is trying so hard to tell her story to many people in a hope that what she has been through does not happen to anyone else.

Angela has tried to tell her story approaching editors in a hope that they will publish her story, but because her story is "too difficult and too sensitive", they refuse to do so. As the Origins Tasmania website designer and also Secretary/Editor of Origins Tasmania I offered to tell her story, as she has told me via emails

So on that note, please read these all important emails, and if there is anyone out there that may have possible contacts in South Africa that can offer her support or help in fighting for her son, could you please email me.

Tuesday 30th October 2000
" I have been to see so many lawyers who all say the same thing "it is going to difficult, and at the end it could be all for nothing" this is to just for me to see him. I have even tried to publicise my story but the editors come back to me, and say they won't publicise it because it is too sensitive. In other words I should forget about it. My child doesn't even know he is adopted as the adoptive parents refuse to tell him saying that they are his real parents. Herewith my story "

I reside in Johannesburg, South Africa, I have tried to get a contact in South Africa who is doing exactly what Origins have done but haven't been successful. I went onto the internet - global and came across your site. I think it is wonderful what you have done, I have read all your documentation and considering my story is very similar and am experiencing it still, I can relate a lot to this.