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Looking Back to Move Forward: How A Young Mother Chose Adoption

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12 years ago

April 3, 2012

St. Louis, Missouri – Asueleni Deloney

Sonya Artis chronicled her decision to give a child up for adoption, the subsequent depression, and hard won redemption in the book, Vanessa’s Choice. She is very candid about her life and hopes by speaking out, she can help someone else.

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