I Thought My Name Was Sarah

I Thought My Name Was Sarah is a thought-provoking look at the world of attachment disorder in children and adults. It explains how you can have attachment disorder even if you are living with your birth family. Adopted Sarah was an agreeable child always trying to please everyone. Yet she had anger. Her brother Jonathon always exhibited anger and rages and no one seemed to know why. Due to a lucky break by Jonathon in his college years, he found a way to help himself with his anger problems and passed on his information to his sister Amanda.