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English is not my language but I'll try to write my best. My husband was told at the age 31 he was adopted, he is now 38. He was born in San Francisco at the San Francis Memorial Hosp. 

Several years ago we started looking for information and in the way we have discovered that his adoption was not done very normal since there is no registration at the court of SF. Anyway, with the few info that his adoptive mother gave us we found a birth certificate in which states the name of his biological mother and father, their age and their birthplace. We hired a detective through the internet and he gave us useless info that leads nowhere. We have also use other internet resourses and always end up whith nothing.  

My husband is tired and hopeless of spending money without getting any feasible clue and I dont want him to give up. My husband was raised in Mexico, he's adoptive father died when he was 10 years old and his adoptive mother doesnt remember much of the process (or at least she doesnt want to remmember) . We live now in the Netherlands since 2 years ago, from here there are not many tools to continue but the internet. 

I really wish that some day any of his biological family read this post. He only wants to tell them that he is ok, and that his b.mother has 3 beautiful grandchildren. 

English is not my language but I'll try to write my best. My husband was told at the age 31 he was adopted, he is now 38. He was born in San Francisco at the San Francis Memorial Hosp. 

Several years ago we started looking for information and in the way we have discovered that his adoption was not done very normal since there is no registration at the court of SF. Anyway, with the few info that his adoptive mother gave us we found a birth certificate in which states the name of his biological mother and father, their age and their birthplace. We hired a detective through the internet and he gave us useless info that leads nowhere. We have also use other internet resourses and always end up whith nothing.  

My husband is tired and hopeless of spending money without getting any feasible clue and I dont want him to give up. My husband was raised in Mexico, he's adoptive father died when he was 10 years old and his adoptive mother doesnt remember much of the process (or at least she doesnt want to remmember) . We live now in the Netherlands since 2 years ago, from here there are not many tools to continue but the internet. 

I really wish that some day any of his biological family read this post. He only wants to tell them that he is ok, and that his b.mother has 3 beautiful grandchildren. 

English is not my language but I'll try to write my best. My husband was told at the age 31 he was adopted, he is now 38. He was born in San Francisco at the San Francis Memorial Hosp. 

Several years ago we started looking for information and in the way we have discovered that his adoption was not done very normal since there is no registration at the court of SF. Anyway, with the few info that his adoptive mother gave us we found a birth certificate in which states the name of his biological mother and father, their age and their birthplace. We hired a detective through the internet and he gave us useless info that leads nowhere. We have also use other internet resourses and always end up whith nothing.  

My husband is tired and hopeless of spending money without getting any feasible clue and I dont want him to give up. My husband was raised in Mexico, he's adoptive father died when he was 10 years old and his adoptive mother doesnt remember much of the process (or at least she doesnt want to remmember) . We live now in the Netherlands since 2 years ago, from here there are not many tools to continue but the internet. 

I really wish that some day any of his biological family read this post. He only wants to tell them that he is ok, and that his b.mother has 3 beautiful grandchildren.