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Originally posted by adpiucf
Your daughter is your daughter, if she is legally and/or biologically your child.
We had legacies at my school where we knew they were adopted, and they were counted as legacies. It's at your discretion to mention in a rec if your adopted child is adopted. Carnation of Greek Chat has adopted beautiful daughters who are counted legacies of her sorority, and who have also pledged at other sororities, where their adopted sisters-in-waiting would also be counted as legacies.  Carnation, care to chime in?
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Hey, that's so sweet of you to say that!
One of our biological daughters pledged Chi O in fall 2002. Our oldest adopted daughter came through rush again the next fall. Although obviously not sisters by blood, they were considered to have a legacy relationship...there was never any question by the Chi Os.
Our second oldest adopted daughter will rush in the fall. She has already been invited to lunch by one of her legacy sororities (on a campus where this is legal, guys!
) and no one has raised a question about whether she's a true legacy...of course she is!