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To give credit where it's due, the adoption agency mentioned by one caller is Open Adoption & Family Services. Now in its 25th year, OA&FS is a national leader in child-centered adoptions, serving the Northwest with offices in Portland, Seattle, Eugene and beyond. I'm an adoptive dad of two daughters, and our lives were all changed for the better by open adoption at OA&FS. Thanks to Think Out Loud for including the adoptive mom's voice in the discussion.

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