'She feels I betrayed her.' (problems facing adopted children who try to trace their natural parents; includes case studies)

Article Abstract:

Adopted children often try to trace their natural parents, and in many cases a happy reunion results. However, it is also possible that they will face a hostile reaction from their natural parents, and this can be very hard to accept. Natural parents may not want to be reminded of their past, and have usually built up a life which does not include the child who has been adopted. In some cases, the adoptive parents can also react negatively, feeling that they have been rejected.

Family, Children, Adopted, Adopted children

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Discreet liaisons for the bourgeoisie

Article Abstract:

Additions, a dating agency founded in Oct 1992, focuses on bringing together people seeking an extra-marital liaison. It has attracted many applicants of varying backgrounds, with members placing personal messages in the agency's newsletter, which is published every eight weeks. It offers an extremely discreet service, and believes it does not necessarily destroy marriages.

Services, Interview, Dating services

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Is junk food such a sin?

Article Abstract:

Takeaway foods such as burgers, kebabs and chips are generally regarded as being bad for the health, especially if eaten frequently. However, some takeaway foods can be beneficial if eaten in small quantities. Chips, for example, contain vitamin C, and pizzas and milk shakes contain calcium. Some Chinese and Indian foods are relatively healthy, as are kebabs.

Health aspects, Convenience foods

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