Patricia Knight Meyer on Adoption, Identity, and the Right to Know | 1,663
Patricia Knight Meyer believes every person deserves access to the truth of their own identity, and no one should have to spend decades proving who they are.
An author, speaker, and adoption reform advocate, Patricia was handed over as an infant along a Texas hospital curb in 1970 without an agency, judge, or legal adoption paperwork. She grew up with a fraudulent birth certificate and little documentation of her true identity.
At 39, Patricia began searching for answers with no original records, known birth name, or confirmed birthplace. Her investigation eventually led her to both of her…
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