A Thank You Letter For Adoption

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I hope this letter finds you well. I just wanted to thank you for giving an opportunity to be adopted. I know it was not your plan to set heartache and pain in my life. Also, I want to thank you for giving me an opportunity in a lifetime to become more than what you ever were. I now realize that many times that when any painful memories came it was because of you. However, as I become older in age I am becoming more forgiving to the feeling of not being wanted. Rejection ran through my blood like I drank a lot poison, yet could not escape life. Also, I used to feel like I was playing Russian Roulette with myself because the pain was getting worse every time someone asks of my past. I was not strong enough to stand for myself in any way in any

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