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KwaZulu-Natal Adoption Reunion Registry

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1. Nadz23 : Addington Hospital, Elise & Carel Schneider. I was born 19 March 1985 Jessica Boshoff. My names have since been changed, my biological mother was born in 1964 named "Zenobia Laetitia Boshoff". I have one half-brother that i am aware of born Joseff Boshoff. He should be between the ages of 26 - 28. Pleasehelp if you can, i have been searching for five years. Any reply would be most greatly appreciated.

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2. Babette : I’m looking for my biological mother who is or was called Ingrid Annelise Ursel Schumann and was 24 years old at the time of my birth‚ she was born in Germany. I was born on the 4th March 1966 in Durban‚ South Africa. My birth name was Annelise Schumann

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3. Babette : Annelise Schumann

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4. MOTHERSPAIN : My greatest wish has always been to find you NOT ONE DAY has passed without me praying I would find you to explain .......it is so hard to put into words but to just find you see you even once would be the happiest day of my life

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5. Dolphin11 : I was born in South Africa( Durban) - adopted at six months old. I have only been told my fathers name - and believe him to be from the UK. The name i was told is: Michael Ordway- was in Durban SA around 1966/7. My mother was from Durban SA- . I have found her and my siblings who reside in Australia. Please help- i need closure.

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6. Juliethadden1 : I Would like to find my birth mother Jacqueline Flynn I was born in at the Addington Hospital in Durban on 21st December 1979 my mother’s name was Jacqueline Flynn and i was adopted through a catholic adoption group.

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7. Delight1981 : Gary / Jason Josef/ Joseph Michael Donovan Teddy Glaser Janet Black / Dundon Otridge Wales Tiffany Ann

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8. Blomilove : Hi I want to find my half brother, whom was given up for adoption via closed adoption. He was born at Addington hospital in Durban.

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9. Mala : I am searching for my biological parents. I was left at the Pietermaritzburg Railway Station on 4 January 1974 by an Indian woman. I was left with an African woman and she took me to the Pietermarizburg Indian Child Welfare Society.

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10. Channy2 : I am trying to locate Three people: Lorraine Kruger (Who resided in Empangeni in the 1980’s) Neville Oaks Elizabeth Mattysen

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11. Thorpie : looking for Debra DijKstra born in Durban On 9th april1967

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12. Sarahmoloney : All I know is that my biological name was angeline hambroek

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13. BrigitteTyack : I am looking for my birth mother, her name is Gloria/Gail Fenn. I was given up for adoption in Durban, KZN, South Africa.

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14. Patiencembatha : I gave birth to my daughter around midnight of the 19th September 1995 at a Durban hospital . She Immediately fell I’ll and had heart and breathing complications and had to be taken to theatre for operation early hours of the same night she was born . That was the last I saw her and one of the nurses carelessly told me my daughter was most likely dead and her corpse deposed off ..... Another one threatened to call the cops accusing me of having abandoned the child ‚ which was not the case . I refused to believe that my child was dead . For more 13 years after the ordeal ‚I kept going back to the hospital hoping to find answers and perhaps bumping into my daughter . I checked every street corner to see if I could spot some street kid who looked like me ...... This routine continued for 13 solid years . Until I discovered the truth that my daughter is alive and was adopted . The social workers I dealt with were friendly and informative . They explained to me that my daughter had been adopted through closed adoption process because she had been classified abandoned ....therefore I was not going to be able to have access to her ‚ until she was 18yrs and hopefully been told she had been adopted and can initiate contact with biological parents . Respecting the law ‚I waited for another grueling 5 years . But when she turned 18yrs there was no contact from her side ...then I realized she may have not been told about her adoption. Then I decided to look for her and was lucky enough to meet her through social media . I initiated contact and even met her adoptive mother who in turn denied having adopted my Daughter and claimed ignorance on the subject ....but refused to do DNA tests. She then told my daughter its a mistaken identity and warned me never to make contact with her or my daughter ever again. It’s been months now since the meeting with the adoptive mother and I don’t know what to do . My daughter probably believes her adoptive mother that she was not adopted or she may be confused and dying In silence . For my daughters sake I need her to know the truth and have access to me and her biological family . Please help

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15. PaulinePea : I gave birth to a baby boy on 19 January 1978, at Greys Hospital, Pietermaritzburg, at 6pm in the evening. He was taken from me within a few days of his birth.I have written to the Adoption Agency every year, with my updated information, but only every receive a standard letter saying that they have not had an enquiry from him regarding his birth mother. As much as I have no right to know, I’m desperate to know that he has had a happy life, and that the pressure to give him up for adoption was the right thing to do.

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