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    Glendale, California.

    Dad missed the turn to the hospital then made a U-Turn where he should not have in view of a motorcycle cop. Although the officer did cite Dad (ticket is in my baby book) we got a police escort to the hospital. Sirens and all.

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    El Centro California, famous for being the winter home of The Blue Angels.

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    auburn ,california,,highland horsepital...now its a "flop house"

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    Bangor, Maine
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    ...I'd just like to take a moment and thank lifejogger for initiating this thread. From nation wide...to world wide...one gets to understand a bit more about that other person besides his or her log on name and avatar. Some of us where born under trying circumstances and some seeing the light of day through a humorous situation. But all of us are here by choice enjoying each others company. Well,....most of the time that is!
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    Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii at Kapi'olani Medical Center.

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    I was born (two weeks late) in my parent's bedroom in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, England on Mother's Day 1957 (Mother's Day in the UK is in March not May like NA). I had started making an appearance on my due date but as there was snow on the ground I must have said stuff it and went back into the warmth!

    My brother (older by 10 years) was made to sit on the stairs with his gift to my mother while I was being delivered and whined and complained that it wasn't fair that he had to wait just because I was being born! I get the distinct impression he has resented my existence ever since.

    My mother is now in her mid-80's and still living in the same house.
    Larry


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    Quote Originally Posted by WarHorse47 View Post
    Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois.

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    me too. born at CCH and adopted in evanston IL 4 months later.

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    Born in Galicia, Spain in 1951. Had the incredible good fortune to be adopted by an American couple when I was 1yr. old. Grew up in Miami, Fl. and San Antonio, Tx. Moved around the planet a bit as an Air Force brat.

    I too am surprised at how many of us were adopted at early ages. Interesting thread !
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    Heaton Hospital, Montpelier Vermont. Mom carried me almost 10 months before I decided to arrive. Almost 11 pounds (ouch)

    That's probably why I'll be late for my own funeral.. I was late entering, why not be late leaving the party?

    I still live less than 15 miles from where I was born. Heaton hospital is now Heaton House, a nursing home.

    My dad was was in his 50's when I was born (my mom was his second wife) While most people my age (early 40's) have grandparents who were WWII vets, My dad was.

    Army combat engineer. Built B-29 runways on Okinawa in '45. My dad passed in 1999 at the age of 86. My mom passed in 91 at the age of 63.

    I'm an only child and my nearest cousin in age is nearly 20 years older then me. Except for Patsy, My adopted Korean cousin from SOCAL. You know how hard it is to not get distracted at age 14 by your very hot Asian 17 year old "cousin"?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian_Gladden View Post
    ... You know how hard it is to not get distracted at age 14 by your very hot Asian 17 year old "cousin"?


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    Bein' as how I never had a very hot asian 17 year old cousin, I'd have to answer No. :mixedsmi:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian_Gladden View Post
    I'm an only child and my nearest cousin in age is nearly 20 years older then me. Except for Patsy, My adopted Korean cousin from SOCAL. You know how hard it is to not get distracted at age 14 by your very hot Asian 17 year old "cousin"?

    Brian
    My uncle Orland's second wife...Kathy....had 2 children when they got together..meaning, she came into the family with kids from her first marriage. Casey was 2 months younger than me, Cindy was 3 years older. I was 12 or 13 when Orland and Kathy got married....pretty much smack dab in the middle of the Hormonal Nuclear War that boys go through. Suddenly, there is this super hot chick around...but I'm really not supposed to have dirty thoughts about her because she is my cousin...even though we aren't really related other than through a piece of paper that says that my uncle is her mom's husband. The following 3 or 4 years were pretty hard. Shortly after turning 18, Cindy moved to California for college. About a year later I was at my best friend's house and he had just gotten the new issue of Club magazine in the mail.....now for those who do not know, Club magazine was a raunchier version of Playboy....much raunchier. Bub, my best friend since age 9, tossed me the magazine and says "check out the babe on pages 23 to 30". I flip through the mag to find the babe he wants me to see....and fell out of my chair....cause right there in her birthday finest was no other than my "cousin" Cindy. I did not know if I should look at them or not...I mean after all, she is my cousin...but only by paper. Okay, Okay...I looked...SHE WAS FREAKING HOT!
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    I was born in NYC and remember being sent home early from school the day when JFK was shot. For years I was told I must have been adopted as I didn't act like anyone else in the family! Most of my family here is either NYPD or NYFD. I returned here to NYC area a few years back to help my mom and my Dad passed last year...I miss NC very much...the laid back country life with living off the land and hunting or fishing anytime I wanted is darn near now impossible. Funny how life can change so quickly sometimes...

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    St Louis Mo, the July 4 parade going on. the clinic is no longer standing. Moved to Texas before i was 2.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harleyman View Post
    I am very intriqued by all of us adopted folks... Who knew?
    I must confess.... I was adopted too. Never found out until my mom passed away in 07. Papers handed to me by my AH half brother afterwards. And yeah, I'm a bit bitter I was never told by anyone.... including relatives.

    Brian, it's hard not to get distracted by any "hot" female relative. And I've got a few that were hot back then, that were not relatives. But didn't know how unrelative they were.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GT182 View Post
    And yeah, I'm a bit bitter I was never told by anyone.... including relatives.
    i actually found out
    that my oldest sister was adopted
    no one in my family ever told me or her
    i only found out when i had a newspaper round
    and had a chat with a customer over a cup of tea
    and she asked which one are you!
    is that your real father
    i was shocked well it was a small village and people then knew everything
    after that i thought well its not a big deal
    but actually it is not for me but my sister
    she spent a long while looking for her real parents
    never found them
    today we are not close
    that is sad, she is and always has been my sister
    but once she found out
    lives changed
    they say blood matters but brother and sisters
    who grew up together
    matters more to me
    sorry for the rant just got me thinking
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    Born in Holbeach,Lincolnshire, England in June 1952.

    Dad was a Policeman and in those days Police officers often lived in houses attached to the Police Station - so 'Police Station' is the address on my birth certificate. That part of England is very flat and produces millions of flowers so it has the second name of New Holland.

    On an aviation note, Lincolnshire was also known in WW2 as 'Bomber County' due to its huge number of RAF/ USAAF bases. During the scary days of the Cold War in the 60's, my pal and I would often sneak up to the perimeter fence of RAF Waddington and take in the parked up Vulcans. They were all tooled up with their nuclear payloads ready to go at a moment's notice.

    Thank God they never had to.

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    Sorry to hear the Henry. Hopefully the two of you will get together someday for a good talk. It's tough enough to know you're adopted, but tougher yet not to know and then find out from someone else. I think I know how she feels... and it's not a good feeling.

    Give her a call.... you never know until you try.

    On another note.... this is the first time I've said anything to anyone about it. The wife yes but that's all.... and I never talked more about it to her even.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stewpot View Post
    Born in Holbeach,Lincolnshire, England in June 1952.

    Dad was a Policeman and in those days Police officers often lived in houses attached to the Police Station - so 'Police Station' is the address on my birth certificate. That part of England is very flat and produces millions of flowers so it has the second name of New Holland.

    On an aviation note, Lincolnshire was also known in WW2 as 'Bomber County' due to its huge number of RAF/ USAAF bases. During the scary days of the Cold War in the 60's, my pal and I would often sneak up to the perimeter fence of RAF Waddington and take in the parked up Vulcans. They were all tooled up with their nuclear payloads ready to go at a moment's notice.

    Thank God they never had to.
    and Holbeach is a nice place another Fenman:salute:
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    Quote Originally Posted by GT182 View Post
    Give her a call.... you never know until you try.
    i have tried many times
    she often comes to this side of the pond
    and she will visit me once in a while in a coffee shop
    for 30 minites
    when i go home she is never available
    but she does speak to my mother
    and thats a great thing
    H
    DONT CRY WHEN YOU LOSE SOMEONE
    SMILE BECAUSE YOU KNEW THAT PERSON
    IN ABOOK!

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    My Mom never told me about my real dad until I was 13. I was a liitle pissed at first but when I realized that all my Uncles, Aunts and Grandparents on both my Mom's side and my Pa's side knew and did not care it was enough for me. My 'Pa' raised all 3 of us kids exactly the same, so I never had any reason to complain or be resentful.

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    Okay okay ... I confess ... speaking of Hot cousins ...

    In true redneck fashion as I am ... I admit to barking and chasing the moon with a couple. LOL!


    NOT!

    :mixedsmi:
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    French Camp, Ca. just out side of Stockton, I was first, my Bro was 5 min. later!!!" Twins" hehe.
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    I was born at Coleman Women's Hospital in Indianapolis, IN, August 7, 1953

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