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My Fathers Name
December 18, 2013
I found Jack's article "My Fathers Name #3022" to be extremely moving. I thought about how crazy it would be to know that your mom went to a sperm bank. Jack felt like he didn't belong here. His mom finally showed him a tape the donor made. Once he watched it he felt better and understood that the donor was only trying to help a mother. Every year on Jacks birthday his number one wish is to meet his father #3022. he states that "I have #3022 to thank for not giving me life, but for supporting me in ways unknown even to him.
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