Trees prevent erosion, produce oxygen and reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Trees are loved for their aesthetic appeal and their wood is used to build and heat our homes. They were often regarded as sacred in ancient times and still play a role in many of the world�s mythologies. Some trees are so ancient that only legend can record their true origins. The root system is the key to the tree�s survival. This is also true for people. Adopted children face loss in the most loving of homes. Our ancestors and family history help give us a sense of belonging and define who we are. Adoption is a life-long issue that deals with identity and the broken thread of family continuity. Being adopted is not always a better life, but a different one.

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Christine M. Moran is a Veteran who proudly served her country. Mrs. Moran went on to become a Free Search Angel and advocate for the rights of adopted people. She believes that all adopted adults should have access to their own birth certificate. She believes the lack of openness, honesty and family connections in adoption is detrimental to the psychological well being of adoptees and of their descendants. Christine M. Moran�s proudest accomplishment in life is being a Mom. She resides in Massachusetts with her husband and son.