Comments on: Testimonial – Do Not Waste One More Single Waking Moment – Begin The Search http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/ Fast and Affordable Birth Parent Search, Adoptee Search and People Search Services. Find Anyone Anywhere Today. Amazing Results. Search Now! Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:28:35 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Wilberta Johnson Findlay http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-4622 Wilberta Johnson Findlay Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:51:31 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-4622 :roll: I'm looking for my son born Nov 10, 1960 (possibly the 11th) who was adopted through the doctor in Miami, Florida, born and adopted at St. Joseph's hospital on Miami Beach. They told me to never look for him and that I would never see him again. I did cary him down the elevator to where the doctor took him to his new parents I could see. He was to be told that he was adopted and I cared so much for him to give him the opportunity for a better life than I could provide. I never had any other children, and I did marry his father Paul Bruno years later which ended in divorce. I am now a widow from my 2nd husband of 23 years. I feel that my son may want to find me. I hope so and I am here for him if he wants. ;-) :roll: I’m looking for my son born Nov 10, 1960 (possibly the 11th) who was adopted through the doctor in Miami, Florida, born and adopted at St. Joseph’s hospital on Miami Beach. They told me to never look for him and that I would never see him again. I did cary him down the elevator to where the doctor took him to his new parents I could see. He was to be told that he was adopted and I cared so much for him to give him the opportunity for a better life than I could provide. I never had any other children, and I did marry his father Paul Bruno years later which ended in divorce. I am now a widow from my 2nd husband of 23 years. I feel that my son may want to find me. I hope so and I am here for him if he wants. ;-)

]]> By: Victoria J http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-4609 Victoria J Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:04:12 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-4609 :twisted: I miss you real parents hope you are doing ok. love your daughter Victoria J. :twisted: I miss you real parents hope you are doing ok.

love your daughter Victoria J.

]]> By: RosannaT http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-4562 RosannaT Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:10:52 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-4562 Omnitrace is an exception company! I was looking for my grandmother for over 7 years. I exhausted all resources before contacting Omnitrace. The initial upfront fee is a sticker shock, but, worth every penny. I would never have found out the information that they have provided to me without their assistance and help. Chris Maione is outstanding. He is the best researcher in the business. I hired 3 private investigative firms before Omnitrace and they came up with absolutely zero. They found a woman that for over 50 years had no paper trail and had changed her name. Now my mother has a large extended family in which she is looking to build relationships with. They have changed our life. Omnitrace is an exception company!
I was looking for my grandmother for over 7 years. I exhausted all resources before contacting Omnitrace. The initial upfront fee is a sticker shock, but, worth every penny. I would never have found out the information that they have provided to me without their assistance and help. Chris Maione is outstanding. He is the best researcher in the business. I hired 3 private investigative firms before Omnitrace and they came up with absolutely zero. They found a woman that for over 50 years had no paper trail and had changed her name. Now my mother has a large extended family in which she is looking to build relationships with. They have changed our life.

]]> By: Whitney http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-4433 Whitney Fri, 18 Sep 2009 02:01:49 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-4433 me too, I'm sixteen, so i can't get ahold of my records until I'm eighteen, and I'm doing this so I don't hurt mom and dad me too, I’m sixteen, so i can’t get ahold of my records until I’m eighteen, and I’m doing this so I don’t hurt mom and dad

]]> By: Whitney http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-4432 Whitney Fri, 18 Sep 2009 01:59:07 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-4432 I am searching for my birth parents...I have no idea what to do. I have my name, my birth state, and hospital. I hope that this site will help me. I am searching for my birth parents…I have no idea what to do. I have my name, my birth state, and hospital. I hope that this site will help me.

]]> By: Myrtice Edwards http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-4305 Myrtice Edwards Sat, 22 Aug 2009 04:44:38 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-4305 I wanted to take the time to thank Omnitrace!! It has been an emotional 7 months. Mere words cannot express my gratitude for all the information you provided me on my biological sister. I had searched on my own for a while. My sister was not registered on any of the Ohio adoption forums that I frequent. There are thousands of adoption forums and I like to consider myself to be a CIA agent of adoptees, especially when it comes to finding my loved ones. I am an adoptee myself, and slowly but surely I am piecing my life and family together. The staff at Omnitrace reassured me that they would find my sister in no time. And within 7 weeks they provided me with a wealth of information, far exceeding my expectations! Rachel of Omnitrace even sent out a personal email to me from time to time to see what happened with our reunion. I called my sisters Mary and Debbie and we went back and forth about who should place the call. I suggested that Mary do it since she is the oldest. While we were debating back and forth, my co-worker Angela grabbed the email Teresa (Omnitrace Staff member) sent me with the locating info. I thought she was just bluffing. I got off the phone went into her office to talk with her. I told her that we decided to deal with it once every one was off work and clear our minds. Angela informed me that she had called and that a man answered the phone…probably her father. Angela told me how she tried to disguise her Nigerian accent with a British accent asking to speak with Karen implying she was a friend of hers. Karen’s dad would not give her the cell phone number. He said; “If you are really a friend of Karen’s then you would have her phone number.” I didn’t believe her. I thought she was kidding until the phone rang. Karen had caller id and she called back. Karen thought that Angela had found her purse. You see, two days before Angela called, Karen’s purse was stolen, so that is why her dad was reluctant in giving out her cell phone number. I was not prepared to do a planned script in case I ever got the chance to talk to Karen. I was put on the spot. My hands were trembling like a leaf. Karen was so excited!!! She knew she was adopted, but she never knew she had such a big family. We talked over the phone for a while. I sent her pictures of Debbie and Mary and none of me. Every time she would ask me about my picture, I offered her an excuse. One day, while getting to know one another, I told Karen that we are of German decent. She was so happy. Karen had no clue about her pedigree. I was a little nervous to tell her that I was biracial. I finally shared with Karen that my biological father was African American and she stopped and asked; “Am I black too?” I could not stop laughing. I told her what I knew about her dad, but assured her that she was not biracial. I was afraid to tell her thinking that she may not want to be a part of my life. Karen was actually excited because she has a son who is biracial as well. What a relief I felt. I have struggled my whole life with “fitting into” this society, so I decided to just be me. Now, I channel those feelings into writing children’s stories about biracial kids. My goal is to raise awareness of the biracial, multiracial, and transracially adopted kids in a race-conscious world. Back to Karen….we ended up meeting in January 2009 in my home in Chicago. We shared pictures and compared our toes looking for similarities. We all have this big space between our big toe and the 2nd toe (classic Stindt family trait.) Karen met me, my kids, Mary our sister and our biological mother for the first time. The resemblance between our mom and Karen is uncanny!!! To date, Karen has not met Debbie or David. We all reside in different states and it has been a task trying to meet everyone, but eventually we will. So far, I have found my mother, my brother David, my sister Debbie and Omnitrace found the last of the Mohicans—Karen. All of this has happened over the last 7 years. I am the youngest of my mom’s five kids and the cutest I must add.  I feel very complete now that God has blessed me with my family. It was all I ever wanted for Christmas. Whatever happens, I feel I have been given a marvelous gift. Thanks for opening the door so I could have a glimpse of my past. It has definitely been a positive outcome for us all. Thank you so much for doing such a fabulous job! I am forever grateful, Myrtice Edwards I wanted to take the time to thank Omnitrace!! It has been an emotional 7 months. Mere words cannot express my gratitude for all the information you provided me on my biological sister. I had searched on my own for a while. My sister was not registered on any of the Ohio adoption forums that I frequent. There are thousands of adoption forums and I like to consider myself to be a CIA agent of adoptees, especially when it comes to finding my loved ones.
I am an adoptee myself, and slowly but surely I am piecing my life and family together. The staff at Omnitrace reassured me that they would find my sister in no time. And within 7 weeks they provided me with a wealth of information, far exceeding my expectations! Rachel of Omnitrace even sent out a personal email to me from time to time to see what happened with our reunion.
I called my sisters Mary and Debbie and we went back and forth about who should place the call. I suggested that Mary do it since she is the oldest. While we were debating back and forth, my co-worker Angela grabbed the email Teresa (Omnitrace Staff member) sent me with the locating info. I thought she was just bluffing. I got off the phone went into her office to talk with her. I told her that we decided to deal with it once every one was off work and clear our minds. Angela informed me that she had called and that a man answered the phone…probably her father. Angela told me how she tried to disguise her Nigerian accent with a British accent asking to speak with Karen implying she was a friend of hers. Karen’s dad would not give her the cell phone number. He said; “If you are really a friend of Karen’s then you would have her phone number.” I didn’t believe her. I thought she was kidding until the phone rang. Karen had caller id and she called back. Karen thought that Angela had found her purse. You see, two days before Angela called, Karen’s purse was stolen, so that is why her dad was reluctant in giving out her cell phone number.
I was not prepared to do a planned script in case I ever got the chance to talk to Karen. I was put on the spot. My hands were trembling like a leaf. Karen was so excited!!! She knew she was adopted, but she never knew she had such a big family. We talked over the phone for a while. I sent her pictures of Debbie and Mary and none of me. Every time she would ask me about my picture, I offered her an excuse. One day, while getting to know one another, I told Karen that we are of German decent. She was so happy. Karen had no clue about her pedigree. I was a little nervous to tell her that I was biracial. I finally shared with Karen that my biological father was African American and she stopped and asked; “Am I black too?” I could not stop laughing. I told her what I knew about her dad, but assured her that she was not biracial. I was afraid to tell her thinking that she may not want to be a part of my life. Karen was actually excited because she has a son who is biracial as well. What a relief I felt. I have struggled my whole life with “fitting into” this society, so I decided to just be me. Now, I channel those feelings into writing children’s stories about biracial kids. My goal is to raise awareness of the biracial, multiracial, and transracially adopted kids in a race-conscious world.
Back to Karen….we ended up meeting in January 2009 in my home in Chicago. We shared pictures and compared our toes looking for similarities. We all have this big space between our big toe and the 2nd toe (classic Stindt family trait.) Karen met me, my kids, Mary our sister and our biological mother for the first time. The resemblance between our mom and Karen is uncanny!!!
To date, Karen has not met Debbie or David. We all reside in different states and it has been a task trying to meet everyone, but eventually we will. So far, I have found my mother, my brother David, my sister Debbie and Omnitrace found the last of the Mohicans—Karen. All of this has happened over the last 7 years. I am the youngest of my mom’s five kids and the cutest I must add.  I feel very complete now that God has blessed me with my family. It was all I ever wanted for Christmas. Whatever happens, I feel I have been given a marvelous gift. Thanks for opening the door so I could have a glimpse of my past. It has definitely been a positive outcome for us all. Thank you so much for doing such a fabulous job!
I am forever grateful,
Myrtice Edwards

]]> By: tony quintel http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-4303 tony quintel Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:52:29 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-4303 i am adding my e mail address i am adding my e mail address

]]> By: tony quintel http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-3293 tony quintel Thu, 18 Jun 2009 23:49:37 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-3293 I was born 11 14 61 fort bragg ca. I was adopted through the childrens home society in oakland ca. I am looking for my birth mother. Baby boy thompson is what I remember they called me.http://thesearchadvisor.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif I was born 11 14 61 fort bragg ca. I was adopted through the childrens home society in oakland ca. I am looking for my birth mother. Baby boy thompson is what I remember they called me.http://thesearchadvisor.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif

]]> By: lorrie horton (hall) http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-3292 lorrie horton (hall) Sat, 30 May 2009 22:19:09 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-3292 I AM a birthmother that needs some help. Iwent to ahome for unwed mothers in chatt. tn. in 1982 the year my son was born.the tn. dept. of human services took care of everything along with the help of my mother. she thought that was the best thing for everybody concerned. :cry: now ineed some help locating my son.his birth name was ricky wayne hall. i only say him about two times idid get to feed him once.please if anybody can help :?: I AM a birthmother that needs some help. Iwent to ahome for unwed mothers in chatt. tn. in 1982 the year my son was born.the tn. dept. of human services took care of everything along with the help of my mother. she thought that was the best thing for everybody concerned. :cry: now ineed some help locating my son.his birth name was ricky wayne hall. i only say him about two times idid get to feed him once.please if anybody can help :?:

]]> By: kelz http://www.omnitrace.com/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/comment-page-1/#comment-3291 kelz Mon, 11 May 2009 20:15:01 +0000 http://thesearchadvisor.com/testimonials/find-birth-parents-find-birth-mother/#comment-3291 i want to know my birth family i want to know my birth family

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