Dear Birthmom

Dear Expectant Mother,

I can’t continue without first thanking you for considering my profile but, more importantly, for your courage and bravery as you explore this journey. Pregnancy was the most wonderful and also the hardest time of my life, and I pray for your comfort and peace, both mental and physical, during this time and beyond.

It’s hard to know what to say because I can’t imagine the difficulty of this decision for you, but I will try. Although I don’t know you or your story, should I get the chance to, I would be honored to be a part of it. I have my 11-year-old daughter, and she and I would love to complete our family. I won’t make empty promises of perfection, but I can promise I will always try my best and your child would be loved, cherished, and well provided for in a safe, simple home. Your child would have the love and support of family and know their story, built on the foundation of love only you as their mother can give.

Regardless if our stories end up being connected or not, I am grateful for you and your journey and in awe of your strength.

My Story

Hi, and thank you for looking at my profile. I’ll try to give an overview of me and my life. I’m described as kind, thoughtful, warm, and a good listener. I care deeply about others and always appreciate humor and genuine connections. I work as a medical provider in pediatrics at a local community health center. I love art, music, reading, and movies and recently started crocheting. Although I love my work, being a mom is what I wanted above all else. I’ve worked hard to find a good work/life balance. My daughter and I are always together outside of work and school. We enjoy our time, whether it’s just being together, working on something, going to a park or activity around the city, or spending time with my nephews. My faith is also very important to me and something I love sharing with my daughter at her own speed.

 My Extended Family

I have one younger sister and two nephews who live very close, and I see them usually several times a week. My parents are from Michigan and were the first of either family to venture out of state. Although I didn’t grow up with relatives other than visits and vacations, it brought my immediate family very close together. My dad comes from a family of eight, so lots of cousins on his side! My mom’s family wasn’t as large, and unfortunately most except a couple cousins have passed away.

I’m part of group text with my dad’s side of the family that is a constant source of laughter, pictures, and shared news, good and bad. My parents, sister, nephews, and daughter and I have been able to take a couple trips together and always get together for a meal, time together, and a couple games of Uno at all the holidays. We focus the holidays on the kids, and it’s so fun to see them enjoy it like my sister and I did growing up.

 My Home

I am a Colorado native and blessed to live here in a beautiful city. My daughter and I live in a ranch-style home with my parents in a quiet cul-de-sac. The downstairs is finished, so we all have enough room. Our backyard extends to an open space, so we get bunnies and even deer in our yard. There are lots of neighborhood parks, including one of our favorites with a duck pond. We live in a great school district, but I was able to enroll my daughter in a charter school that better fit her needs. There’s lots of outdoor opportunities but also plenty of kid-friendly activities year round. We’re also an hour away from a bigger city that has sports, museums, an aquarium, music, etc.

 My Journey to Adoption

I thought adoption would be in my story earlier as my ex-husband didn’t think he could father children. My daughter has been my greatest blessing, but our marriage didn’t survive and I found myself pregnant and facing completely different circumstances than I’d planned. It wasn’t easy, but I found myself again and realized being a single parent is its own kind of blessing. I always wanted two children, and almost two years ago, I started the process of trying to complete my dream family. I found out I was no longer able to have a child of my own, and even the possibility of a donated embryo was uncertain. I knew then I wanted adoption to be part of my and my daughter’s story.

 Fun Facts

About Natasha

  • Education
    Master’s
  • Favorite Hobby
    Art
  • Favorite Music Group
    Motionless in White, Tori Amos
  • Favorite TV Show
    Stranger Things
  • Favorite Subject in School
    Biology
  • Favorite Tradition
    Meals together at holidays

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