Karen:

This is not a picture of Karen, but it looked like a Karen.
She guess
that she had a quiet good relationship to her adopted family though her adopted
mother said that she kept a lot to her self when she was growing up.
It was
first when she get older she noticed that her skin colour was different from
her adopted family, then her adopted mother tells her she was adopted from
Australian and therefore a part aboriginal.
When she
was a teens she was mixed up about where she belong because she was adopted. A
result of that she started to have some psychiatric problems.
When she
get an adult she get married to a New Zealander, and together there have 2
boys. One of her boys was black like herself and also was interesting in his
heritage but she was unable to tell him about it because she didn’t know
anything about it herself.
For 7 years
ago took her and her family to Melbourne for a working holiday for like 10 weeks.
In Melbourne she took to an officer for talking with a social worker and then
she had bring a copy of her birth certificate. On the birth certificate was her
birth mothers name on. The social worker got touch with her aunty, and then she
got her birth mothers phone number.
She got
contact with her birth mother and then they meet each other. She got
information’s about the mother’s family. She knows now that she had 2 half
brothers and her birth parents never get married.
She put an
article in the local newspaper of her and her mom hope she finds her father.
The father
recognized her mother and get in touch with her but the mother wouldn’t give
the father her address in New Zealand and therefore the father took to the
officer and from there the father got contact with her. She meet her father
first time when she was going to a wedding in Melbourne, that was shortly after
she got in contact with him.
Karen and
her birth mother and father still have contact with each other today but she
never will be able to make up the time she have lost because she live in New
Zealand and her birth parents live in Australia.
Today she
stills confused about where she belongs, and that have been very emotional for
her. The result of that sometimes she get nervous breakdown. She’s on
medication daily today and she sees a counsellor they’re trying to help her
with accepting the situation. Her adopted family don’t want to know much about
her birth family and that just make it’s harder for her.
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