The Story of Jordy Nijkerk Who Rediscovered His Biological Parents Armed with Incomplete Adoption Documents

Senimah keeps her promise to the family that adopted her son, Jordy Nijkerk. He's not going to look for it. After being separated by thousands of kilometers for 43 years, mother and son were reunited.

REVELATION OF ZANUAR BUSTOMI, Surabaya

ARTIMAH could not hold back her tears when she met Jordy Nijkerk at Ngagel Mulyo Gang IV (3/5). Mother and child hug each other to miss. "I do not sell children," said Senimah.

Senimah has repeatedly said this sentence to emphasize that she really loves Jordy. He had been looking for his son. However, the family that adopted Agus Purnomo, Jordy's birth name, brought him to live in the Netherlands.

Not many words were spoken at the beginning of the mother and child encounter. The two of them just hugged each other. Senimah does not want to lose her child for the second time. Jordy finally found his biological mother back.

Jordy is Senimah's biological child. The third child to be exact. The two were separated by 43 years. He still remembers Jordy very well being born on November 13, 1980 at a clinic in the Bendul Merisi area.

Two days after giving birth, the 65-year-old woman was visited by a husband and wife.

The husband and wife came to Senimah's house when she was 8 months pregnant. The two don't have children yet. They wanted to ask permission to adopt the child Senimah was carrying.

At first, Senih was doubtful. Even though her economic condition was not good, she did not want to give her child to someone else. Especially to someone he just met.

However, Senimah's heart finally melted when the husband and wife promised to take good care of Agus. They will also send Agus to the highest level of education.

The husband and wife finally got permission to adopt Agus, who was still in his womb at the time. As a form of agreement, Senimah signed a letter. "I have to promise not to look for him (his child). Let Agus look for me when I grow up,” said Senimah.

He kept this promise for decades. Her two children, Jordy's older siblings, did not know they had a younger sibling. Including her husband. In the Netherlands, Jordy is well looked after.