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To: LindyBill who wrote (200592)	3/26/2007 7:10:05 PM
From: MJ	Read Replies (1) of 793799

Abandonment is a huge issue with children and teanagers who do not live with their parents. The question they ask is if they love me so much then why aren't they here-------why did they abandon me. As brought out in the article----------- "But it wasn't a race thing," he said. "Barry's biggest struggles then were missing his parents. His biggest struggles were his feelings of abandonment. The idea that his biggest struggle was race is [bull]." From what I understand his mother sent him back to Hawaii to get an education rather staying in Indonesia. This was likely the best thing his mother could have possibly done----send him back to Hawaii the international crossroads of the Pacific Not many Hawaiian children, of all racial backgrounds, are privileged to go to Punahou. Obama was handed a silver spoon by sending him back to Hawaii where he was raised by his mother's parents---his grandparents----and educated in an international school. What a perceptive mother-----because of her keen perception he had the start in life that many abandoned children would cherish. mj

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