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Discover the transformative power of genealogy in healing family connections and processing grief. This insightful journey explores sibling separation, identity, and the vital role of family reunions in nurturing understanding and support for all ages. In this compelling narrative, the author shares a deeply personal journey through the world of genealogy, revealing how the search for family roots can serve as a pathway to healing from loss and grief. The story delves into the complexities of sibling separation, illustrating how reconnecting with relatives can foster understanding and facilitate emotional healing within families. Through the lens of personal experience, the author highlights the significance of family ties and the impact they have on individual identity. The author's exploration of genealogy is not just a quest for names and dates; it is a profound journey that intertwines with their professional life in social work. This connection emphasizes the importance of family systems and the healing potential that comes from understanding one's heritage. The skills and passion developed through researching family history have translated into a career dedicated to helping children maintain their birth connections and navigate the complexities of reunions. As readers embark on this journey, they will find inspiration in the author's resilience and commitment to fostering connections. The narrative serves as a reminder that understanding our past can illuminate the path to healing, allowing families to come together in support of one another. This book is a heartfelt invitation to explore the intricate tapestry of family relationships and the healing power of reconnecting with one's roots. Join the author in discovering how genealogy can transform lives and strengthen the bonds that unite us all

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Melissa R. Lewis is a dedicated social work professional with extensive experience in child welfare and family services across government and non-profit sectors. Her expertise encompasses foster care, adoptions, family finding services, counseling, and training for professionals. In 2023, she completed the Minority Professional Leadership Development Fellowship through AdoptUSKids, where she developed training on maintaining birth connections post-adoption. As the Family Find Program Manager for a Baltimore non-profit, Melissa aids children and families in locating biological relatives. She holds an Associate degree in Human Services Administration, a bachelor's from Coppin State University, and a master's in social work from Morgan State University.

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