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Corwin CJ Moneyway Johnson explains that adopted children often carry pre-verbal trauma from separation at birth, a wound they can't put into words because it happened before language formed.

Corwin CJ Moneyway Johnson explains that adopted children often carry pre-verbal trauma from separation at birth, a wound they can't put into words because it happened before language formed.
For adoptees, it's particularly powerful because our trauma is pre-verbal, so it's a trauma that happens before we have words to explain it because it happens when we're separated from our mothers at, at, or shortly after birth.

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