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Cameroon Adoption Reunion Registry

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A Few of Our Members Currently Searching Within Cameroon Who Chose To Be Featured

1. Alix73 : I was born on October 29th, 1973, in Misericordia Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. I was adopted about ten days later, I think, by a wonderful couple who have given me more than any child deserves. I believe my birth mother named me Shelly Anne..I think that her family knew my adoptive mother somehow, but my mom never told my dad any of the details, and she had since passed away. I’ve had an amazing life, and been given every opportunity to excel, and grow, and be happy. I’ve always wondered about my birth mother, and just really would like to see a picture of her.. To see someone who looks like me..? It sounds very small, but it’s gnawed away at me for a long time.

2. Karine : Ma soeur (enfant metisse de pere bioligue blanc francais et de mere biologique noire camerounaise) a etait prise des sa naissance pas le medecin et nous ne savons pu si qui lui ai arrive. Ma mere a ete informee que le bebe etait mort a la naissance, mais n’a jamais pu voir ni porter sa fille. Aucune information au sujet de son enterrement n’a ete fournis a mes parents et j’ai des raisons de croire que ma soeur a ete prise a sa naissance en Decembre a Douala (Cameroon). My sister (mixed-race of a white French father and black Cameroonian mother) was taken off my mother’s straight after birth by the doctor and we never found out what happened to her. My mother was told the child was dead at birth but was never able to see her nor hold her and the doctor simply told her to forget about it. My parents were never told of what happened to my sister, where she was buried and I have strong reasons to believe she was stolen at birth in December 1987 in Douala Cameroon.

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