How do I find my birth mothers phone number?

I found her address but her number isn't listed anywhere and I did all these reverse lookup thingys and it didn't work. she only lives like 30 mins away. Should i just like show up and see what happens.?How do I find my birth mothers phone number?
Go to this website, you can try running their number on their site, it will instantly give the state where the phone is located.

This website also does these following paid services:

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I'll leave a link to the site below.

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hope this helps...

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Ask your parents, they can help you arrange a meeting.How do I find my birth mothers phone number?
Send her a letter, explain who you are and what you would like to have happen...ie: a visit, or communication by phone or over the internet.... As a reunited adoptee, I can tell you that reunion can be a difficult road to travel. For your own sake, dont walk into this with expectations, go into it with an open mind. The vast majority of first mums are overjoyed to make contact with their relinquished children, but of course there is a percentage who arent so happy, there is no way to tell what your mum's reaction will be. I suggest that you repost this question in the adoption section of YA, there are lots of us adult adoptees over there who will be happy to give you support and advice as well as lots of first mums who will be happy to do the same. Best of luck and if you need to talk feel free to email me.

ADDS: I will hope for you that she has kicked her habit and is ready to have a decent relationship with you, set boundaries of behaviour in your own mind and be prepared to break off contact if necessary if she wont stay within those boundaries. Remember that its always ok to set limits based on what you believe is fair, if necessary make it clear that you will not see her unless/until she is clean, but that it is her drug habit, not her, that you are rejecting.