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She's a mom, thinking of her baby's first. From the minute she was a mom, she made selfless decisions. This woman is a wonderful wonderful mom. All the way around. So amazing.
All of these comments on her sexuality is actually really pissing me off. Her sexuality isn't what this video is about. It's about a family reuniting. Hell, have some respect.
PureTaylor Hey Taylor I think..I know! your freakin Awesome, omg. I have been searching for both my parents (bt unfortunately my grandpa passed and my moms side is still yet to be found) BUT! I did find my brothers father after 20+yrs and I cried like it was me and my dad lol. me and my mom cried and he called us cry babies, actually lol. I Know this is the greatest gift you could ever give your mom. I am a mother and I know that - giving your sister up was giving up a part of her.literally so for you to giver her that missing piece back is something her soul, spirit and mind needed. Your mom is complete in a whole nother way and its THANKS TO YOU! :)
Riah Owens people who are openly gay are an easy target for other people's misplaced anger, same is true for people who are not apart of the majority or people who put themselves out there
Be very happy I don't know where you are Kenny. First it's none of your business who or what she, or I, for that matter, choose to sleep with. Second - every human being deserves a level of respect, even Anders Breivik (although in his case it's more awareness than respect). The problem for you here is that I don't consider people like you to be members of humanity (not that that is generally a ringing endorsement). Three: some free advice and information. 20% of the women in your family will be lesbian and the same or more bisexual - if you know 100 women, on average 1 will be copping off with the family Labrador, 7 or 8 will like bathroom "games".. Need I go on? I would say get a life and go annoy someone else, but that'd be polluting the human race.
This is Rosie Hawtrey - "every human being deserves a level of respect" Very next sentence "Ken, I don't consider you a member of humanity" The cognitive dissonance is REAL
Please, please do make a follow up video. You should definitely look into your PI license. Depending on where you live, it can be really easy to get. If Veronica Mars can do it, so can you.
Youre a good daughter to do that for someone. My mother abandoned me when i was 4 years old and i have a little sister and ive been looking for my sister for many many years. I hope one day i can have this kind of moment with my sister
Also if you have people you want me to attempt to find send me an email and we will see what happens. I actually just found my biological father te same way I found my sister and considering making PI work an on the side job.
Hi Taylor. I know this is a long shot, and I can't figure out how to email you on my kindle, but I have someone I want to find. My biological father. I have no idea where to start. Any advice would be awesome. Thanks, Sarah
Slouceful Hey Sarah, I actually JUST found MY biological father a few weeks ago. Best advice I have is to find out as many facts as possible. Name, birthdate, hometown, even what college major they had could help narrow down the search. I had my bio dads name (well his nickname and last name, whoops) and his college major. Found him in two hours.
i remember finding my brother and woke my mum up at 2am and showed her a picture of him now she knew instantly and cried over my laptop till 5 am such a happy memory
This is sweet. I was adopted, and never got the chance to meet my birth mother. I don't know if you've seen this poem... it always touches my heart. Once there were two women who never knew each other, One - you do not remember, the other you call mother. Two different lives shaped to make yours, One became your guiding star, the other became your sun. The first gave you life, and the second taught you to live in it. The first gave you a need for love and the second was there to give it. One gave you a nationality; the other gave you a name. One gave you the seed of talent; the other gave you an aim. One gave you emotions; the other calmed your fears. One saw your first sweet smile; the other dried your tears. One gave you up - that's all she could do. The other prayed for a child and God led her straight to you. Now you ask through all your tears the age-old question through the years; Heredity or environment - which are you a product of? Neither, my darling - neither - just two different kinds of love.
When I first saw this video I didn't expect I would ever find out who my birth parents were, or anything about my bio family. I had been told I might have two older half-sisters. Now I know who my birth parents were, who and where those older sisters are, have heard from one of them, am building a relationship with a younger sister, and a handful of first cousins. Seeing this was emotional to me before, and I understood the reservations expressed about the search and approach, and the relief that all went well. Now I understand the emotions of seeing the family resemblances. Adoption is wonderful, the secrets that haveoften been kept, not so much.
This is incredible. If only my grandma got to do the same before she passed. My grandmother gave birth to 5 children, and had her first child at the age of 15. my great grandparents forced her to give it up for adoption. YEARS later, when it was the right timing in her life my grandmother started looking for the daughter she had to give up only to have to adoption agency declined her request saying she couldn't find her daughter unless her daughter was also looking for her. My grandmother spend about 20 years on her own searching before she passed away in '98. On her deathbed, one of my aunt's promised my grandma that she would continue the search. After another 15 years of searching, and having laws change around finally my Aunt was able to get ahold of the information grandma had tried to get years ago, and took it to the internet. She posted just about everywhere she could think to look with the information and finally last year, some had one responded claiming to be the one they had been searching for, and she was searching for her real family too. 54 years in the making, we're finally meeting my adopted Aunt next month, who is flying out to meet the family in August.
What a beautiful mother and daughter! Heart and soul. This was amazing. Thank you for sharing this with the world, it's so cleansing to see such pure love.
The gentleman in the video was so lovely to acknowledge your courage and how hard this must have been for you and to let you know he was proud of you. Very genuine and he apparently didn't even know the camera was there hehe. He must be a very nice person.
Your mother seems to be such a nice person and how excited she is over her daughter. :)) I'm adopted myself but my biological mother kind of lost the interest in me a few months after we met first and now she keeps lying to me so she won't have to meet me and it really hurts because she's abandoning me all over again, but it's nice to see that it's not always like that! :)
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Really sorry your mom made you feel rejected. I hope by this time, you have gotten some resolve or have been able to gain some understanding about her particular situation so that you don't have to go on feeling hurt by her actions/reactions.
There might be an entirely opposite reason why she's making excuses, one that is actually quite common. She may be feeling the exact opposite to what you think, since in cases of close family meeting as adults you can experience something called GSA (nothing to do with a 70s Citroën) - Genetic Sexual Attraction. It's recognised under UK law here and it is *very* strong. It was used (unconsciously) by the ancient Egyptian pharaohs - brothers & sisters were split up between the ages of 18 months & 4 years old. When they were re introduced to each other - often the truncated sibling relationship became a hyper powerful sexual attraction. This works through at least grandparental relationships and is entirely possible across lesbian/bi/straight relationships. It's more likely that your mum was curious & is now disinterested but GSA and the awkwardness this can cause, especially with the lesser spotted godbotherer, may be a reason. Under UK law technically since I've never met my neices GSA might legally happen between us, but since I'd happily take their father (my brother) off this planet for the good of the race - I very very much doubt it.
That's horrible. Best way to get past that feeling is to understand that you had it better by being adopted. I couldn't imagine what she would be like as a full-time parent. My Bio father did the same thing. Met him when I was 18, was connected for a bit then he stopped talking to me for years, since 2009. :/ Sometimes is best not to be around them or know them.
What an amazing moment - and captured beautifully! Taylor, that was one of the most loving gifts I've ever seen someone give their mother. I don't know which shines more...the joy of your mom learning the news, or the joy from you in being able to do that for her.
I found my mother's biological family for her. (It took about 2 years because 3 different state agencies were involved!) Unfortunately the birth mother had passed away years before, but we did meet relatives and see photographs etc. Her relatives were very welcoming, and said "You can never have too much family" : )
You are so right Taylor. I was adopted at 3 1/2 months old. What I had to go through in order to get information shouldn't have happened. The way I was made to feel and embarrassed and brought to tears by a judge in court shouldn't have happened. It should be available to us. You are an incredible daughter to help your mom with this reunion. I found my biological mother and my four half sister and half brother. It has been great.
Hi Taylor!! I also introduced my mom to her adopted child. I searched for years. He was 52 when he met her. She was literally on her deathbed. It was a big family secret that I blew up at her funeral when I publically introduced him =) .. You are amazing!!! You made your Mom so happy!! I will look at your account for the meeting.. I hope you recorded it..
What a wonderful story, and you can see the joy in the mother when she was told that her daughter had been found.....she’ll be like a two year old when she meets her. I hope they have a lovely rest of their lives to catch up.....
I love the fact that her daughter knew she had a sister out there and knew mum wanted to find her, so she looked and found her for her mum, a truly amazing daughter
Taylor I am so proud of you what a gift you have given your mother after my parents passed I went on to find my 8 missing siblings I did so and now know all the stories again I am so proud of you God blessed
I just found my dad’s biological father about 2 months ago through AncestryDNA. Sadly, he passed 8 years ago but my dad has 7 half siblings who are all still alive and thrilled to hear they have another brother!! Seeing pictures of my grandfather and my dad side by side was unreal - they look like twins at the same ages. There is also an old audio recording of him that we got to listen to - which was so precious to hear. (My grandmother refused to tell my dad who his real father was because she had finally got married when he was still a toddler and she didn’t want anyone else to know that my dad was not her husband’s son. She took the secret to her grave. Thank God for these DNA websites). So happy for you that you found your daughter & sister. Lovely video, thanks for sharing!
Bleh. The only video I have "following up", (the meeting was a little personal) is when my sister told us she was pregnant our second meeting on christmas.=)
@@EtTuBroTay How are things going? Are you all still in contact? My mom and I had a similar situation. We met when my sister was 21, had a relationship a few years, then estranged for 9, and now have been closer than ever for the past 3 years.
You are a very patient daughter and your mom is sweet. Getting all excited about your sister's college program, being emotional together. This is super touching. Bless you all, and congratulations on finding her!
I bawled like a baby!!! This is just SOO cool. Awesome that you put yourself out there like that!!!! I am so happy for all of you. I pray all went well at the meeting!!
I looked to the comments and expected nice things but the first thing I see is people talking shit. What the hell is wrong with people?? You know who you are and you need to get a life!! Any way! Taylor, AWESOME thing you did for your mom and sister!! I haven't looked for a first meet vid, I'm going to look! I hope there is one. Best of wishes for you and your family!
I found my sisters, who were taken away over 16 years ago from my parents, I never met them before I found them, or maybe I don't remember, I was a baby. But, I found them 1 1/2 ago or so on facebook. My parents thought they'd never see them or talk to them again. We didn't even know they were adopted by another family. We met my older sister Renae, and she told us that my other sister, Jamie, doesn't want to meet us. (She's upset that my parents were able to keep me, but not her. But, that was out of my parents control.) Idk why I commented this, it's personal stuff....
Idk what your situation is, but ive seen several cases where cps will take away some kids and not the others. I suppose it may have to do with the reason they are being removed in the 1st place. Ok...i hope that you guys have or will work things out!
I feel the same as Jamie, being in a similar situation...a child doesn't understand "out of parent's control" and really it's just a cop-out... (we don't live in Nazi Germany where the state just comes and takes some kids and leave others)..."we found a way for your siblings but not for you..."why not" ?...Well we weren't willing to but in the effort for you"...A person can say "out of my hands".. but those are just words and the proof is in the pudding. For someone to expect by saying "out of my control" would dissolve a lifetime of knowing you weren't good enough for your own family...as if life was that simple. I would just rather sit on the other side of the fence right where you left me...
I never saw my biological father. He was an asshoke and left my mother when i was 2. My mother then found my adopted father and he has raised me ever since, i was just told this today. Anyone can be a dad, but only some caring and kind people like my adoptive father can step up to the plate and raise them with love, and my biological father couldn't do that.
I'm happy you received a great replacement. My dad wouldn't shitttt either... I wish I had a replacement when growing up, but it is what it is. Be thankful! Soem people really shouldn't lay their assss down procreating when they know they full of shittt!!!!!
Be careful what you believe. My husbands son was totally lied to by his mom. She wanted to Destroy any chance of a relationship. He refused to hire attorneys and private investigators to find his son. Now he is of age and the miracle of social media they have contact. This guy raised my kids and we consider him an awesome dad. You just never know the whole truth when you only hear one side. Women get emotional and twist stuff. It’s very sad.
LackingPotatoes so where was he until you were 2? Or where were you? That sucks that you never saw him. How did your mom have a baby with someone who wasn't going to stick around?
WHat an amazing gift to give your mother. I hope you enjoy this new member of your family. And I saw you were considering to do a follow up, I assume that means it is all a very happy place you are in now. Amazing!
I'm not understanding what all this gender talk has anything to do with what's happening in this video, and as for someone saying dysfunctional family, THIS IS the families of today and there is nothing wrong with it. It's showing the love that's missed. Some of you people just don't know how to comment accordingly. I think this beautiful girl finding her mothers daughter is very wonderful. You can at least see the great relationship between mother and daughter and that's awesome.
+PureTaylor I don't know what the disagreements are about here, and I'm afraid to read the comments to find out. But I will say thanks for sharing this. It's been so nice sharing such a heartfelt moment with you and your mom, though "dad"? didn't seem very excited. But I have some family like that. He'll probably get really excited after the fact.
Aww, this is such a sweet video! That happiness in this is making me cry too. I hope the meeting went great and that the bond between you grew strong(er). Thank you so much for uploading
I would write in your description that your mom placed for adoption because that is the most selfless act on the face of this planet. Thankyou for sharing your moms story this is awesome💜
You can do you'll find your father I believe in you I have experience without my dad for 2 years but people had worse like you an dim sorry for you oh and when I was three I only saw my mom 1/180 days without my supportive mom I have a doll she gave me juring that process but it's not like a doll doll it's a stuffie of a human
I'm so happy that you've found your sister and your mom's lost daughter. Whatever the circumstances, what matters is that you've found each other again🌹
I think it's great what you did for your Momma.👊 I have a birth certificate with the hospital, & bio mother's name, age & address, at time of delivery. I know the name of the adoption agency. But it was a closed adoption out of Texas. And women's names change when they marry. Have not been able to find her with the limited info I have, yet. So I don't know if you could do anything with that. But who knows....? Wish you both all the best....
I think that it is pretty sad that this is a beautiful and touching video about someone surprising their mother with the news that they have found the child that their mom had placed for adoption, and the only comments some people have to make are in regards to sexuality and gender. Some of you need to get over your bigotry and get in touch with your humanity. This was a very sweet thing that she did for her mother, and if you watch this video and focus on anything but that, you are missing out.
Wow! Taylor you are a beautiful daughter to do this for your Mom. And even better P I. I hope you do take this up and help people reunite You are so good at that. I cried through this and watched it over and over and cried some more. I think this is the best gift you could give to anyone.THANK YOU TAYLOR, for filling that missing part of your Mom's heart. Blessings to all of you.
Sweet sweet sweet. You are such a beautiful soul for every single feeling, every single search, every single acceptance. Such love and hope and fun! Congratulations on finding each other. So inspiring!
So awesome! I found my birth son after 25 years via Facebook March of 2017. He actually traveled to my hometown a few days later which was really cool. We have been in contact ever since but now I text him more than he does me. I think he was more curious than anything. I am struggling emotionally with this but know I am blessed and should be thankful that he is only a text away. I know not many get this opportunity. I have been in search of a support group for birth parents who have found their kids. Would be interesting to see how they are handling their relationships.
You're awesome! That's so beautiful :D My Dad was adopted and didn't find his birth Mum until he was in his 30s (he's now 61), unfortunately we still don't know who his birth Dad is but I am on a mission to find out. Those ties are so, so precious.
I wish I knew who my birth mom was. I don't know anything about her, aside from the fact that she was a teenager. People often ask me if I'm mad at her, and I'm not at all. I love my parents, and I wouldn't have my life any other way. But I often wish that I knew, just to know.
Rebecca Birch if your 18 you can start looking for your mom you don't need your parents permission if your an adult just hopefully they support your decision to look for her one day
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i love the way the mom was freaking out but stopped to ask her daughter if SHE was okay. so sweet! c:
I love this too. Great mom, great reaction.
For real!! That was beautiful
Thats a girl?
She's a mom, thinking of her baby's first. From the minute she was a mom, she made selfless decisions. This woman is a wonderful wonderful mom. All the way around. So amazing.
@Randy Boone you're a sick person. Absolutely trash.
All of these comments on her sexuality is actually really pissing me off. Her sexuality isn't what this video is about. It's about a family reuniting.
Hell, have some respect.
Appreciated, it pisses me off too.
PureTaylor Hey Taylor I think..I know! your freakin Awesome, omg. I have been searching for both my parents (bt unfortunately my grandpa passed and my moms side is still yet to be found) BUT! I did find my brothers father after 20+yrs and I cried like it was me and my dad lol. me and my mom cried and he called us cry babies, actually lol. I Know this is the greatest gift you could ever give your mom. I am a mother and I know that - giving your sister up was giving up a part of her.literally so for you to giver her that missing piece back is something her soul, spirit and mind needed. Your mom is complete in a whole nother way and its THANKS TO YOU! :)
Riah Owens people who are openly gay are an easy target for other people's misplaced anger, same is true for people who are not apart of the majority or people who put themselves out there
Be very happy I don't know where you are Kenny.
First it's none of your business who or what she, or I, for that matter, choose to sleep with.
Second - every human being deserves a level of respect, even Anders Breivik (although in his case it's more awareness than respect). The problem for you here is that I don't consider people like you to be members of humanity (not that that is generally a ringing endorsement).
Three: some free advice and information. 20% of the women in your family will be lesbian and the same or more bisexual - if you know 100 women, on average 1 will be copping off with the family Labrador, 7 or 8 will like bathroom "games".. Need I go on?
I would say get a life and go annoy someone else, but that'd be polluting the human race.
This is Rosie Hawtrey - "every human being deserves a level of respect" Very next sentence "Ken, I don't consider you a member of humanity" The cognitive dissonance is REAL
What a sweet daughter to film her mom's reaction and to make it all happen.
I lost it when your mom was sooooo thrilled and immediately grabbed you to ask if you were ok with all this... That was epic!
I want to say thank you to everyone that's has posted comments. I am considering doing a follow up video.
That would be AMAZING! You're such an amazing and very strong daughter :)
Please, please do make a follow up video. You should definitely look into your PI license. Depending on where you live, it can be really easy to get. If Veronica Mars can do it, so can you.
Do a follow up please! Your mom and yours excited was awesome. Made me cry!
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+Sofia Camacho (Color me Mad) Yes! Please consider making a follow up.
You are such a cool kid!! Who EVER gets to introduce their sister to their mom?!!?!
Youre a good daughter to do that for someone. My mother abandoned me when i was 4 years old and i have a little sister and ive been looking for my sister for many many years. I hope one day i can have this kind of moment with my sister
lol love your name... i can relate. hope things go well with you and your sister.
I hope u dont fine her its my only dream is to find my oldes sissy
Hope you find her!!!
Fake Normality good luck. Sometimes they don't want you.
Try. DNA test. Wishing you luck .
what a lovely mommy you have. right away she wanted to know if you were ok.
Also if you have people you want me to attempt to find send me an email and we will see what happens. I actually just found my biological father te same way I found my sister and considering making PI work an on the side job.
Hi Taylor. I know this is a long shot, and I can't figure out how to email you on my kindle, but I have someone I want to find. My biological father. I have no idea where to start. Any advice would be awesome. Thanks, Sarah
Slouceful Hey Sarah, I actually JUST found MY biological father a few weeks ago. Best advice I have is to find out as many facts as possible. Name, birthdate, hometown, even what college major they had could help narrow down the search. I had my bio dads name (well his nickname and last name, whoops) and his college major. Found him in two hours.
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You live in Houston?
***** More of a dude than you'll ever be and more of a woman than you'll ever deserve.
You are a beautiful person for doing this for your mom!
omg that is the sweetest thing a daughter could do for her mother. my heart could burst!
Yes it was! I had no idea she had done this too! I'm the mom InThe video
You are an AWESOME DAUGHTER!!!!!! Your mom seems so cool. This really brightened my day!
So beautiful that this mom gave this child a chance to live. Now the joy will be complete.♥️
i remember finding my brother and woke my mum up at 2am and showed her a picture of him now she knew instantly and cried over my laptop till 5 am such a happy memory
This is sweet. I was adopted, and never got the chance to meet my birth mother. I don't know if you've seen this poem... it always touches my heart.
Once there were two women who never knew each other,
One - you do not remember, the other you call mother.
Two different lives shaped to make yours,
One became your guiding star, the other became your sun.
The first gave you life, and the second taught you to live in it.
The first gave you a need for love and the second was there to give it.
One gave you a nationality; the other gave you a name.
One gave you the seed of talent; the other gave you an aim.
One gave you emotions; the other calmed your fears.
One saw your first sweet smile; the other dried your tears.
One gave you up - that's all she could do.
The other prayed for a child and God led her straight to you.
Now you ask through all your tears the age-old question through the years;
Heredity or environment - which are you a product of?
Neither, my darling - neither - just two different kinds of love.
What a beautiful poem. Just loved it. 👌👌 Thank you for sharing it with us. 🙏
When I first saw this video I didn't expect I would ever find out who my birth parents were, or anything about my bio family. I had been told I might have two older half-sisters. Now I know who my birth parents were, who and where those older sisters are, have heard from one of them, am building a relationship with a younger sister, and a handful of first cousins. Seeing this was emotional to me before, and I understood the reservations expressed about the search and approach, and the relief that all went well. Now I understand the emotions of seeing the family resemblances. Adoption is wonderful, the secrets that haveoften been kept, not so much.
This is incredible. If only my grandma got to do the same before she passed.
My grandmother gave birth to 5 children, and had her first child at the age of 15. my great grandparents forced her to give it up for adoption.
YEARS later, when it was the right timing in her life my grandmother started looking for the daughter she had to give up only to have to adoption agency declined her request saying she couldn't find her daughter unless her daughter was also looking for her. My grandmother spend about 20 years on her own searching before she passed away in '98.
On her deathbed, one of my aunt's promised my grandma that she would continue the search. After another 15 years of searching, and having laws change around finally my Aunt was able to get ahold of the information grandma had tried to get years ago, and took it to the internet. She posted just about everywhere she could think to look with the information and finally last year, some had one responded claiming to be the one they had been searching for, and she was searching for her real family too.
54 years in the making, we're finally meeting my adopted Aunt next month, who is flying out to meet the family in August.
Such a wonderful story they will definitely meet each other in heaven
Hi this is the Aunt.
They never picked me up at the airport!!
@@shaquilleoatmeal5975 WHAT
@@shaquilleoatmeal5975 What an ordeal! Perhaps it's for the best!!
@@shaquilleoatmeal5975 that's bad
What a beautiful thing you did for your mom and your sister!
Such a lovely gift you gave your mom, new sister and family. Your kindness and love shine through as a lesson to all.
I got reunited with my biological family in Romania two years ago, It was an unforgettable moment!! Nothing like it in the world!
I know this was posted 8 years ago, but I recently met my Romanian family too!
@@alexadolce167 that is great, happy for you!
What a beautiful mother and daughter! Heart and soul. This was amazing. Thank you for sharing this with the world, it's so cleansing to see such pure love.
The gentleman in the video was so lovely to acknowledge your courage and how hard this must have been for you and to let you know he was proud of you. Very genuine and he apparently didn't even know the camera was there hehe. He must be a very nice person.
What is up
Your mother seems to be such a nice person and how excited she is over her daughter. :)) I'm adopted myself but my biological mother kind of lost the interest in me a few months after we met first and now she keeps lying to me so she won't have to meet me and it really hurts because she's abandoning me all over again, but it's nice to see that it's not always like that! :)
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DreamerInHeaven same here ! But I’m grateful to have my grandparents
Really sorry your mom made you feel rejected. I hope by this time, you have gotten some resolve or have been able to gain some understanding about her particular situation so that you don't have to go on feeling hurt by her actions/reactions.
There might be an entirely opposite reason why she's making excuses, one that is actually quite common.
She may be feeling the exact opposite to what you think, since in cases of close family meeting as adults you can experience something called GSA (nothing to do with a 70s Citroën) - Genetic Sexual Attraction. It's recognised under UK law here and it is *very* strong. It was used (unconsciously) by the ancient Egyptian pharaohs - brothers & sisters were split up between the ages of 18 months & 4 years old. When they were re introduced to each other - often the truncated sibling relationship became a hyper powerful sexual attraction. This works through at least grandparental relationships and is entirely possible across lesbian/bi/straight relationships.
It's more likely that your mum was curious & is now disinterested but GSA and the awkwardness this can cause, especially with the lesser spotted godbotherer, may be a reason.
Under UK law technically since I've never met my neices GSA might legally happen between us, but since I'd happily take their father (my brother) off this planet for the good of the race - I very very much doubt it.
That's horrible. Best way to get past that feeling is to understand that you had it better by being adopted. I couldn't imagine what she would be like as a full-time parent. My Bio father did the same thing. Met him when I was 18, was connected for a bit then he stopped talking to me for years, since 2009. :/ Sometimes is best not to be around them or know them.
She’s so excited! Almost like a little girl on Christmas Day. 🎊🎁🎉
What an amazing moment - and captured beautifully! Taylor, that was one of the most loving gifts I've ever seen someone give their mother. I don't know which shines more...the joy of your mom learning the news, or the joy from you in being able to do that for her.
I found my mother's biological family for her. (It took about 2 years because 3 different state agencies were involved!) Unfortunately the birth mother had passed away years before, but we did meet relatives and see photographs etc. Her relatives were very welcoming, and said "You can never have too much family" : )
Dad is HILARIOUS! 🤣🤣🤣 Just like my husband. “Where’s the laundry?”
Right?!
You are so right Taylor. I was adopted at 3 1/2 months old. What I had to go through in order to get information shouldn't have happened. The way I was made to feel and embarrassed and brought to tears by a judge in court shouldn't have happened. It should be available to us. You are an incredible daughter to help your mom with this reunion. I found my biological mother and my four half sister and half brother. It has been great.
Hi Taylor!!
I also introduced my mom to her adopted child. I searched for years. He was 52 when he met her. She was literally on her deathbed. It was a big family secret that I blew up at her funeral when I publically introduced him =) .. You are amazing!!! You made your Mom so happy!! I will look at your account for the meeting.. I hope you recorded it..
OMG you did an amazing thing for your mom and sister.. bless you and your family
Nothing brings joy to my heart other than knowing you found your sister. Congrats.
Great loving daughter doing this not only for her mom but it’s also for her. Congratulations and many blessings.
This is a beautiful thing that you did. You're a lovely daughter 😊
Taylor this was so sweet of you to do for your family. I hope you all have many more blessed and happy years ahead of you.
This is one of my favorites. I've watched it over the years because the reactions are so authentic and unrehearsed.
What a wonderful story, and you can see the joy in the mother when she was told that her daughter had been found.....she’ll be like a two year old when she meets her. I hope they have a lovely rest of their lives to catch up.....
I'm an adoptee who reunited and it's so cool to see things from my mom's perspective
I was adopted too and have amazing parents, but would love to find my birth mom! Great job sis...
Same. I feel like my mom doesn't want me to meet her but at the same time she is doing everything in her power to contact my birthmom.
You gave your mother a beautiful gift. Can't get any better than that.
I love the fact that her daughter knew she had a sister out there and knew mum wanted to find her, so she looked and found her for her mum, a truly amazing daughter
Taylor I am so proud of you what a gift you have given your mother after my parents passed I went on to find my 8 missing siblings I did so and now know all the stories again I am so proud of you God blessed
I just found my dad’s biological father about 2 months ago through AncestryDNA. Sadly, he passed 8 years ago but my dad has 7 half siblings who are all still alive and thrilled to hear they have another brother!! Seeing pictures of my grandfather and my dad side by side was unreal - they look like twins at the same ages. There is also an old audio recording of him that we got to listen to - which was so precious to hear. (My grandmother refused to tell my dad who his real father was because she had finally got married when he was still a toddler and she didn’t want anyone else to know that my dad was not her husband’s son. She took the secret to her grave. Thank God for these DNA websites). So happy for you that you found your daughter & sister. Lovely video, thanks for sharing!
This is awesome! I found my bio family 2 years ago and it's been incredible! I hope it's been amazing for you!
This is such a wonderful thing she did for her Momma!
this totally made me cry some happy tears...and that girls cute as hell.
Is there a follow up video? I'm dying to know how things ended up
Bleh. The only video I have "following up", (the meeting was a little personal) is when my sister told us she was pregnant our second meeting on christmas.=)
@@EtTuBroTay How are things going? Are you all still in contact? My mom and I had a similar situation. We met when my sister was 21, had a relationship a few years, then estranged for 9, and now have been closer than ever for the past 3 years.
@@EtTuBroTay @PureTaylor Great video with Mom
@@EtTuBroTay @PureTaylor did your Mom love being with you in the video
You are a very patient daughter and your mom is sweet. Getting all excited about your sister's college program, being emotional together. This is super touching. Bless you all, and congratulations on finding her!
This young woman is carved out of a solid piece of love, i wish them all well for the future.
This is amazing, I can't even imagine the emotions you all were feeling. & Yes, a follow up video would be cool :)
This is really sweet.... I'm 31 and have never met my birth mother. What a blessed finding. I'm so happy for all of you.
I bawled like a baby!!! This is just SOO cool. Awesome that you put yourself out there like that!!!! I am so happy for all of you. I pray all went well at the meeting!!
You are an awesome daughter ...good job !!!
I looked to the comments and expected nice things but the first thing I see is people talking shit. What the hell is wrong with people?? You know who you are and you need to get a life!! Any way! Taylor, AWESOME thing you did for your mom and sister!! I haven't looked for a first meet vid, I'm going to look! I hope there is one. Best of wishes for you and your family!
awwww your mom seems like such a wonderful person, and you two obviously share a beautiful relationship. best of luck to the both of you
Well this was a sweet video to get recommended today 😊
I wasn't expecting all the comments to be so old
I love how you told your mom to "chill" lol
Did your mom seriously just say she wants to play Left for Dead 2 with you?! That is awesome haha
I found my sisters, who were taken away over 16 years ago from my parents, I never met them before I found them, or maybe I don't remember, I was a baby. But, I found them 1 1/2 ago or so on facebook. My parents thought they'd never see them or talk to them again. We didn't even know they were adopted by another family. We met my older sister Renae, and she told us that my other sister, Jamie, doesn't want to meet us. (She's upset that my parents were able to keep me, but not her. But, that was out of my parents control.) Idk why I commented this, it's personal stuff....
You can always ask for forgiveness in a genuine manner people may respond
Idk what your situation is, but ive seen several cases where cps will take away some kids and not the others. I suppose it may have to do with the reason they are being removed in the 1st place. Ok...i hope that you guys have or will work things out!
I feel the same as Jamie, being in a similar situation...a child doesn't understand "out of parent's control" and really it's just a cop-out... (we don't live in Nazi Germany where the state just comes and takes some kids and leave others)..."we found a way for your siblings but not for you..."why not" ?...Well we weren't willing to but in the effort for you"...A person can say "out of my hands".. but those are just words and the proof is in the pudding. For someone to expect by saying "out of my control" would dissolve a lifetime of knowing you weren't good enough for your own family...as if life was that simple. I would just rather sit on the other side of the fence right where you left me...
Your Mom is not selfish at all, she is asking if her daughter wants to speak with her or she is mad... also asking if you are okay too
Such a beautiful mother.
I never saw my biological father. He was an asshoke and left my mother when i was 2. My mother then found my adopted father and he has raised me ever since, i was just told this today. Anyone can be a dad, but only some caring and kind people like my adoptive father can step up to the plate and raise them with love, and my biological father couldn't do that.
I'm happy you received a great replacement. My dad wouldn't shitttt either... I wish I had a replacement when growing up, but it is what it is. Be thankful! Soem people really shouldn't lay their assss down procreating when they know they full of shittt!!!!!
Be careful what you believe. My husbands son was totally lied to by his mom. She wanted to Destroy any chance of a relationship. He refused to hire attorneys and private investigators to find his son. Now he is of age and the miracle of social media they have contact. This guy raised my kids and we consider him an awesome dad. You just never know the whole truth when you only hear one side. Women get emotional and twist stuff. It’s very sad.
@@sandywakefield7255 Men twist things too. Just saying.
LackingPotatoes so where was he until you were 2? Or where were you? That sucks that you never saw him. How did your mom have a baby with someone who wasn't going to stick around?
Always 2 sides to every story.
WHat an amazing gift to give your mother. I hope you enjoy this new member of your family. And I saw you were considering to do a follow up, I assume that means it is all a very happy place you are in now. Amazing!
The moms reaction was so heartfelt and real. Great story, thanks for sharing. :)
Beautiful ! What a wonderful daughter to look for her sister ❤️
I'm not understanding what all this gender talk has anything to do with what's happening in this video, and as for someone saying dysfunctional family, THIS IS the families of today and there is nothing wrong with it. It's showing the love that's missed. Some of you people just don't know how to comment accordingly. I think this beautiful girl finding her mothers daughter is very wonderful. You can at least see the great relationship between mother and daughter and that's awesome.
Fucking thank you. People are so shit sometimes. Appreciate you.
+PureTaylor I don't know what the disagreements are about here, and I'm afraid to read the comments to find out. But I will say thanks for sharing this. It's been so nice sharing such a heartfelt moment with you and your mom, though "dad"? didn't seem very excited. But I have some family like that. He'll probably get really excited after the fact.
+Denise bourgeois why , r u gay to ?
+kardox kurd I get money every single time you comment. So thanks for your support.
+kardox kurd damn you trying to pay my bills this month I see. Keep it comin. I'm gonna sit over here and watch your dumb ass fill my wallet.
This is the dopest video I've watched for a while. Hope all is good with your family. Good job!
Aww, this is such a sweet video! That happiness in this is making me cry too.
I hope the meeting went great and that the bond between you grew strong(er). Thank you so much for uploading
This makes me smile :) So much love and happiness in your voices when you're speaking about her.
samanthaadrianna it was such a shock. I'm the mom
Aww you and your mother seem like really nice people :)
That's such a sweet gift :) I'd like to see an update video. Hopefully you all have a good relationship.
I love your mom's reaction. And I can't help but to think your sister loved it more. How confirming of the love that's always been there. ❤️
I would write in your description that your mom placed for adoption because that is the most selfless act on the face of this planet. Thankyou for sharing your moms story this is awesome💜
This is so great(: I just found my birth mom on facebook, but not sure when we are going to officially meet. Thanks for sharing!
How did you find her
this video makes me so happy I have faith I will find my biological father 😊
Good luck!
You can do you'll find your father I believe in you I have experience without my dad for 2 years but people had worse like you an dim sorry for you oh and when I was three I only saw my mom 1/180 days without my supportive mom I have a doll she gave me juring that process but it's not like a doll doll it's a stuffie of a human
+Elliott And Stella thank you hopefully by the middle or end of this year it happens, i will accept if he wants to see me or not
I was adopted at 2 days old and my biological father left when my mom was pregnant, so i never knew my real mom or dad...
I hope you do good luck
I'm so happy that you've found your sister and your mom's lost daughter. Whatever the circumstances, what matters is that you've found each other again🌹
What a lovely person you are to do this for your loved one (to do this for anyone would be amazing). You are one heck of a daughter and human being.
I want to see the meeting.
this is beautiful and I'm crying
Amazing daughter. What a priceless gift to give to your mom. Can't help but cry some happy tears over this. I hope the meeting went well!
I think it's great what you did for your Momma.👊
I have a birth certificate with the hospital, & bio mother's name, age & address, at time of delivery. I know the name of the adoption agency. But it was a closed adoption out of Texas. And women's names change when they marry. Have not been able to find her with the limited info I have, yet. So I don't know if you could do anything with that. But who knows....?
Wish you both all the best....
This made me happy that's a rare emotion for me thanks.
Good job Taylor! Are you gonna follow up with 'the reunion'? Pictures of your sister? We can't wait to see...
This is so awesome. Your mom is so adorable. I bet everyone is really glad that you filmed this.
Oh my gosh your mom's reaction warmed my heart! What a wonderful thing you did for her! 😄
I think that it is pretty sad that this is a beautiful and touching video about someone surprising their mother with the news that they have found the child that their mom had placed for adoption, and the only comments some people have to make are in regards to sexuality and gender. Some of you need to get over your bigotry and get in touch with your humanity. This was a very sweet thing that she did for her mother, and if you watch this video and focus on anything but that, you are missing out.
Your mom looks more like an older sister. Hope it turns our OK.
Such a sweet momma. I can't imagine that feeling. She must be so strong. It's wonderful that she has an awesome daughter helping. 💜💜💜
Wow! Taylor you are a beautiful daughter to do this for your Mom. And even better P I. I hope you do take this up and help people reunite You are so good at that. I cried through this and watched it over and over and cried some more. I think this is the best gift you could give to anyone.THANK YOU TAYLOR, for filling that missing part of your Mom's heart. Blessings to all of you.
Congratulations to you and your family!!! God Bless Y'all !!!🙏💐🌞💗🌼
Follow up video is posted of Kristin tellin us shes pregnant the second time we met her. Kristin Announcing Pregnancy
Sweet sweet sweet. You are such a beautiful soul for every single feeling, every single search, every single acceptance. Such love and hope and fun! Congratulations on finding each other. So inspiring!
Do guys know what it is going to be yet
So happy you all found one another again 😄
So awesome! I found my birth son after 25 years via Facebook March of 2017. He actually traveled to my hometown a few days later which was really cool. We have been in contact ever since but now I text him more than he does me. I think he was more curious than anything. I am struggling emotionally with this but know I am blessed and should be thankful that he is only a text away. I know not many get this opportunity. I have been in search of a support group for birth parents who have found their kids. Would be interesting to see how they are handling their relationships.
“are you ok?”…………what a momma!! 😊❤️ and your smile is just like your moms!!
Day 62 of Quarantine: I don't know what I am watching anymore.
Day 366 🙄
Almost finished watching TH-cam
Yeah im just typing in anything in that search engine now
You're awesome! That's so beautiful :D My Dad was adopted and didn't find his birth Mum until he was in his 30s (he's now 61), unfortunately we still don't know who his birth Dad is but I am on a mission to find out. Those ties are so, so precious.
You rock PureTaylor! Kudos to you for helping your mom find a puzzle piece (so to speak) to her life. Hugs!
Beautiful moment! ❤️ An amazing thing you did for your mom. She seems like a very cool mom.
PureTaylor this is beautiful.
I wish I knew who my birth mom was. I don't know anything about her, aside from the fact that she was a teenager. People often ask me if I'm mad at her, and I'm not at all. I love my parents, and I wouldn't have my life any other way. But I often wish that I knew, just to know.
Rebecca Birch if your 18 you can start looking for your mom you don't need your parents permission if your an adult just hopefully they support your decision to look for her one day
What a good person to put her up for adoption instead of killing her.
This is awesome!! I love your mom’s reaction when you tell her what your sister is studying!! Amazing video!!