>I wish all the best to
>Cassie and her son. They
>both have a hard road
>ahead of them. Many
>unsolved issues that will take
>time. But I think Cassie
>knew deep in her heart
>that she will not step
>back in his life and
>be super mom. I'm sure
>her son has some resentment
>that he may not of
>voiced today and will come
>out later. I guess this
>is a web of deceit
>and lies from the adopted
>parents. The adopted adgence supposely
> said it was a
>open adpotion. Lot of work
>and stuff we will never
>see. Good Luck Cassie but
>keep it real like today.
>

I have not always been Cassie's biggest fan, but I do believe that she has only the best intentions and she does really love her son. I am adopted and my mother has never serched for me (maybe she is dead) and I know this because I and my adoptive parents signed a waiver at the adoption agency when I was 18, to contact us If my birth mother ever tried to locate me. That was 20 years ago. No matter what she was/is like, if I knew that she thought about me sometimes, it would be nice. Cassie's love for her son is touching to me, and I hope things go well for both of them in the future. BTW, I had a wonderful childhood and have always known I am adopted. The adoptive parents were absolutly detrimental to thier son, whom they are supposed to love, by not telling him this. I wish Cassie the best, even though she can be very annoying. She does truly love her son.