I gave my son up for adoption when I was 16. I did request to hold him and kiss him my tears soaked his precious face. He found me when he was 18. He is now 42. Seeing him made it even harder for me but I needed to do it. I have 3 grandchilden now!
Having been adopted you've documented my worst fear - finding out that I could have come from a family that runs for "fun." Fortunately I managed to dodge that bullet... Congratulations to all involved and kudos for keeping the secret and sharing it with us.
Yep. I have to send this to my birth mother. I found her on Facebook and we finally met. No running for us, just a love of chocolate milk, caramel, and bacon.
I really think she just wanted to keep hugging him forever, but after so long it gets awkward, no matter who you are, so she stopped, but then seeing him, she broke down and hugged him again and again. Understandable 35 years after making the hardest decision of your life.
@Dezza Bibb No gets to enjoy life in general, nowadays there are people who don't have a family (either dead or estranged) or any friends & those who love to stay in there home all day long, without any physical activities, & no purpose in life
This is so amazing. Beautiful moment. I found my birth mother today. I am 35. I was angry for most of those years. Last week I got a letter that had some of my natural background information and in it there was a huge clue. I followed the clue as far as I could and continued with this piecing together bits of info until everything started to become clear. In 3 days I found my birth mother. I have a sister. She has 2 daughters. Nobody knew about me only my mother. None of her family. I was chatting with her daughter on Facebook and she said her mother was distraught. She had no idea and was feeling guilty and shame. She never knew how to tell her family and never expected to be found. Something that has haunted me for 30 years was solved in 3 days. I haven't spoken to her personally only through her daughter. I hope that day will come soon. I HAVE A MOTHER AND A SISTER! I've been crying for 3 days.
I am in this process as well, waiting on DNA results that could come any day now in hopes of finding my birth mother. I too have been angry for most of my life, and have sabotaged relationships with women all these years as a result of the abandonment I felt through having been adopted at birth(yes, I know, it's very destructive and hurtful).To be clear, my adoptive parents gave me all the love in the world and a great life full of opportunities that many people don't have. Through a realization/epiphany I had 1 month ago with a recent and very important ex GF, I have been able to turn the corner on my anger and realize things may not have been as they seemed at the time of my birth. I have resented my birth mother for decades, and through a strange parallel but different situation with my ex, I have actually turned a 180 on those feelings and would like to have the chance to meet her and talk with her on that. I know not all reunions go as well as we would like, but I am taking that chance, because it is worth it to me to try to resolve/manage this issue and also to know my origins and possible other family members. It's hard to explain, but I have my ex to thank for it and although our parting has been extremely painful, I am grateful to her for helping me realize this and will tell her when the time is right.
As a 15 year old, that woman had to make the hardest, bravest, most heartbreaking decision at that tender young age. I applaud her for her decision. I hope she suffered very few days and her regrets were eased in time. At least now she knows her selfless act was the right thing to do for her and her son at the time. So happy they get to be reunited.
It is not brave, it is disgusting. A teenager can very well bring up a child, don't you have any kind of support system and education available for parents?! It is disgusting to separate a baby from its mother, she wasn't being brave, she was gaslighted and misinformed, convinced she couldn't have done it when she absolutely could have done it!
Stacey’s face at 45 seconds is hilarious, then she begins to realize what is happening. No DNA test required. Mom and son look soooo much alike! I love this video.
That was heart warming!!! Me and my wife have also come to the very hard decision to give up our son for adoption. A lot of sleepless nights, arguing and talking and then arguing again. But we finally agreed that this is what's best for him. He's twenty-four now, and won't leave our basement apartment.
Having seen many reunions for many people and family's that have been apart for many years when you see a mother and her to be reunited after not seeing for many years it brings real emotion to your soul when you have two special people being brought together for a mother that has not see her son . Being a reviewer that really tugged at my heart strings for those that put this together great job and a 10+ .
I had 2 maternal male cousins whose birth mothers gave them up for adoption. My uncle and aunt adopted them and I as a child and still do respect them as "birth" cousins just like my paternal cousins. I do not know if they were ever reunited with their birth mothers, but they were accepted and loved as regular cousins in my heart.
He actually got ahold of me (the mom) April 17 2018. We were both very busy with life, and planned on physically meeting inJune. But Stephen had other plans.... he set THAT WHOLE THING UP. I was completely surprised. EVERYONE knew but me. Even his 2 biological sisters knew. Running after meeting.... WORST marathon time ever. BUT SOOOO VERY WORTH IT.
Thomas Faix Jr ohhhh wow!!! That was so sweet!! Oh I can only imagine! I just got my first letter from my birth mom last Friday, so I’m hoping we’ll have a super sweet and special reunion like this one!! So happy for you and your family!
dang, this warm me heartttttt........... kinda sweet. Deep in any mother heart..... especially those who gave their first born for adoption........ will always silently wish they could meet their child again one day and .... tada... .proof hahaha. So SWEETTTTTT T_T
I hope it is like that for me one day. ♡ For Jesse, I never stop thinking of you. Come find me when YOU are ready. If that never happens, may you live your life happy and as healthy as possible. I pray for you daily. Love, Your birth momma Love,
I don't like how some people assume that just because someone puts their child up for adoption, automatically means they did not want or care for them. This is utter bullshit. Some people are like that, sure, and there are people who are irresponsible and don't deserve to have children, but there are people like this woman, too, who ended up pregnant for whatever reason, but had to make the hard choice of giving up their baby because they could not care for them properly, either due to their age, living conditions or financial issues. She also probably did not dump him on the side of a road somewhere, either, she probably left him somewhere where he would be cared for, and it's obvious she's been wanting to see him again ever since.
To Nycot: Yes, the mother is often forgotten & obscured. Most are silent due to the shame & blame that they feel from society, yet those same people who shame and blame are the same ones who think she's a saint for her "sacrifice" for "gifting" her child to a childless couple when she's pregnant. Afterwards, kicked to the curb. Many adoptees are angry for being "given away". Taking someone's baby to give to a childless couple is wrong, hurtful to both mother and baby, causing lifelong trauma and loss. Truly unconscionable.
Birt mother before maybe she didn't wanted him, but now she's crying seeing her boy ones again. Where was she when he was missing his mother, where was she when he needed her the most? Where was she? when he needed the support. A good mother and a loving mother never abandon her childrens no matter what the situation is or circumstances would become for a mother ~Elizabeth Coliins
How beautiful, instead of murdering him by having an abortion, she chose to put him up for adoption. Lovely reunion that may have never happened if it wasn't for such a beautiful unselfish mother like her. He is so handsome to, wow! Many Christmas's to be spent together to create family memories and so much more. What a blessing !!!!!!
You do understand right that mothers are sometimes forced to release their children from their care? I myself am adopted, and have not been with my biological mother since I was 2. I was immediately given to a foster mother upon birth, and have never ever seen my biological mom's or dad's face. I do not know much about them, at all but I can safely assume that it was a difficult choice to put me up for adoption since my birth parents have / had several other children; both younger and older (I myself have again not met my siblings yet). There are a number of reasons as to why children are adopted, and it's not because their mothers don't love them or don't have the effort of taking care of them, it's usually because they can't take care of them 99% of the time. It's not an easy choice to give away one of your children, especially in the essence of that mother not even holding their child.
O amor ultrapassa barreiras. Estou aqui em 2022 vendo o vídeo, sem entender uma Vírgula do idioma deles em lágrimas, pois como filha que viver longe dos pais posso imaginar a angústia dele em querer estar com a mãe, por outro lado sou mãe e pude sentir profundamente a emoção dela, ela nunca deixou de lembrar dele nesses 35 anos.
It's nice he saw his real mother,but I hope he didn't forget his adopted parents. They were there for him when she wasn't. Don't know why she left him.
Both can be true-for many adoptees and people with different biological parent(s) from those they were raised with, both types of relationships are very meaningful and fulfilling. Valuing one definitely does not mean not valuing the other, just like having multiple children does not dilute the love one has for existing children. Also, most folks in these circumstances don't use "real mother" to describe their biological mother. Real to them can very much be the mother who raised them. :) Take care.
To Linda Roper: Very insensitive comment! You don't have a clue about what this mother has endured. She was the one who carried him for 9 months & gave birth to bim. She will always be his mother. Adoption should not happen in most cases, yet adoption agencies are in it for the $$$ & are very skilled in persuading a young distraught single mother to place her baby for adoption instead of trying to keep them together. It's time that society works to help keep mothers and their babies together, not separate them. Infant adoption is cruel, causing lifetime loss and trauma to both mother and child.
Mayoría de personas juzgan Cuando se da un hijo a una opción, pero a veces no es porque no quiera sino por las circunstancias o por la falta de apoyo. es doloroso tomar una decisión así. Pero para no llevarlos a sufrir con un a rodar. Tomamos está dura. Y terrible decisión
It's really not a one or the other type situation-for many adoptees and people with different biological parent(s) from those they were raised with, both types of relationships are very meaningful and fulfilling in different ways. Valuing one definitely does not mean NOT valuing the other, just like having multiple children does not dilute the love one has for existing children. It tends to be a very different kind of relationship, and provided that they were truly raised with love, there's absolutely no replacing raising-parents. Valuing a relationship with the flesh and blood that is half of you does not at all mean negating or replacing existing parental relationships. Hope that helps.
@@staceydawn5868People are ignorant .. as in oblivious and stupid, aren’t they! Lol. If they watched they’d see what just happened here. Glad you met your son again and glad he’s got you and his other parents now!! Xoxo
It has to be hard to give up your child for any reason. Maybe for a better life perhaps. Only God knows your path in life. I had a friend who given up for adoption. When he found his Mother later on in life, she said he was given up because she had been raped but wanted him her son to have a chance in life. It was the right thing to do she said no regrets. He was shocked he didn't expect that ever.
just the thought of remembering how for 40 weeks baby kicks and punches in his mother's stomach and the pain at birth brings tears to eyes ! it's a tough time but why would someone leave his babies to be adopted ? I couldnt understand
To Cnationtv: They relinquish their children because adoption agencies have convinced them it's the best thing to do and the only "loving" thing to do, while meanwhile, her child is forced to grow up with strangers.
@@obicat what matters is not blood relationship but emotional relationship.if the child since his early days grew a relationship with his adopted parents then real parents.
I've been looking for my birth parents almost my whole life My adopted mother Will not let me have any access and ive gone to the court but I would need to appeal and fight her to just get the info. (No shes not trying to protect me, she got money for me through the gov and is not that good of a person. Im 21 yrs old I've always felt something missing from my life. I now have my own family and 2nd baby on the way. I just hope im not to late with every passing day .
@@obicat I'm 23 now, I now live with again with my emotionally abusive mother, finally in remission from cancer so That's good. I put finding my bio parents on hold till I gain freedom again and stability.
when she says "i never got to hold you"...... my heart is somewhere else, crying
yep...that one line hit me like a express train.......
LOST IT. OMG Lost it when she said that.
Wow That area of Pittsburgh is nice. The Stadium from that angle is very nice. I was just there recently.. Congrats on finding your mom young man.
Omg, I haven't cried like that in a long time. She always loved that boy and missed him❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😭😭😭😭😭
There goes my mascara. Hearing her say "I never got to hold you" was heartbreaking. Hope they've had wonderful relationship since that day.
You know that cry, the sound of that motherly force from the beginning of time
Got me at the "I never got to hold you". Congrats to you both. Awesome moment.
I gave my son up for adoption when I was 16. I did request to hold him and kiss him my tears soaked his precious face. He found me when he was 18. He is now 42. Seeing him made it even harder for me but I needed to do it. I have 3 grandchilden now!
Amazing ❤
You can tell she genuinely been thinking of him all those years
Having been adopted you've documented my worst fear - finding out that I could have come from a family that runs for "fun." Fortunately I managed to dodge that bullet... Congratulations to all involved and kudos for keeping the secret and sharing it with us.
Yep. I have to send this to my birth mother. I found her on Facebook and we finally met. No running for us, just a love of chocolate milk, caramel, and bacon.
It's funny. She wants to hug him but she wants to see him... so she goes back and forth to each.
Lol I'd be like please let this be real. I don't wanna be hugging no stranger.
I really think she just wanted to keep hugging him forever, but after so long it gets awkward, no matter who you are, so she stopped, but then seeing him, she broke down and hugged him again and again. Understandable 35 years after making the hardest decision of your life.
Imagine the reunions in Heaven when loved ones are reunited again.
Seeing this is Just a big taste of how that big day will be.
Can we just sit back here on earth and enjoy what happens in life???
Amen 🙏 so looking forward to it.
@Dezza Bibb No gets to enjoy life in general, nowadays there are people who don't have a family (either dead or estranged) or any friends & those who love to stay in there home all day long, without any physical activities, & no purpose in life
Yes😭❤️
@15, she's so young to be a mother .... Thank You to the person who took care of him.
This is so amazing. Beautiful moment.
I found my birth mother today. I am 35. I was angry for most of those years. Last week I got a letter that had some of my natural background information and in it there was a huge clue. I followed the clue as far as I could and continued with this piecing together bits of info until everything started to become clear. In 3 days I found my birth mother. I have a sister. She has 2 daughters. Nobody knew about me only my mother. None of her family. I was chatting with her daughter on Facebook and she said her mother was distraught. She had no idea and was feeling guilty and shame. She never knew how to tell her family and never expected to be found. Something that has haunted me for 30 years was solved in 3 days. I haven't spoken to her personally only through her daughter. I hope that day will come soon.
I HAVE A MOTHER AND A SISTER! I've been crying for 3 days.
I am in this process as well, waiting on DNA results that could come any day now in hopes of finding my birth mother. I too have been angry for most of my life, and have sabotaged relationships with women all these years as a result of the abandonment I felt through having been adopted at birth(yes, I know, it's very destructive and hurtful).To be clear, my adoptive parents gave me all the love in the world and a great life full of opportunities that many people don't have. Through a realization/epiphany I had 1 month ago with a recent and very important ex GF, I have been able to turn the corner on my anger and realize things may not have been as they seemed at the time of my birth. I have resented my birth mother for decades, and through a strange parallel but different situation with my ex, I have actually turned a 180 on those feelings and would like to have the chance to meet her and talk with her on that. I know not all reunions go as well as we would like, but I am taking that chance, because it is worth it to me to try to resolve/manage this issue and also to know my origins and possible other family members. It's hard to explain, but I have my ex to thank for it and although our parting has been extremely painful, I am grateful to her for helping me realize this and will tell her when the time is right.
@@joesutherland2017 good luck to you!
♡
Love it!! I was adopted found my little brother best time of my life after 60 + years !!!
I'm A 51 year old guy with two sons ! I could not image ! This put tears in my eyes !I'm so happy for you both ! Good luck to you both !
As a 15 year old, that woman had to make the hardest, bravest, most heartbreaking decision at that tender young age. I applaud her for her decision. I hope she suffered very few days and her regrets were eased in time. At least now she knows her selfless act was the right thing to do for her and her son at the time. So happy they get to be reunited.
She suffered a lot....as an adoptee I suffered too.
It is not brave, it is disgusting. A teenager can very well bring up a child, don't you have any kind of support system and education available for parents?! It is disgusting to separate a baby from its mother, she wasn't being brave, she was gaslighted and misinformed, convinced she couldn't have done it when she absolutely could have done it!
@j.s.i.7359 100% agree.
Stacey’s face at 45 seconds is hilarious, then she begins to realize what is happening. No DNA test required. Mom and son look soooo much alike! I love this video.
He is so kind to her.
Wow “ I never got to hold you “ made me cry 🥺
Seeing this has made my day ❤️. My heart nearly broke when she said “I never got to hold you”
A mother’s love 35 years later it don’t change
Queen Slayer no it doesn’t. My son is 42 and I am about to tell him.
@@cabinlifeatedensprings1710 lmao
This one is a real tear jerker! Lots of good years ahead for this family.
That was heart warming!!! Me and my wife have also come to the very hard decision to give up our son for adoption. A lot of sleepless nights, arguing and talking and then arguing again. But we finally agreed that this is what's best for him. He's twenty-four now, and won't leave our basement apartment.
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Crying tears of joy for you both. ❤❤
Having seen many reunions for many people and family's that have been apart for many years when you see a mother and her to be reunited after not seeing for many years it brings real emotion to your soul when you have two special people being brought together for a mother that has not see her son . Being a reviewer that really tugged at my heart strings for those that put this together great job and a 10+ .
May the Lord bless this family with all his heart amen 🙏
Very beautiful moment 💕 Having to make a difficult decision like this stays with you forever. Loved this
So great! Anybody notice their both tatted up on the same arm?
I love all my children with all my heart!!❤️😭😭😭😭
when she said “I never got to hold you” thats when I cried
Happy tear jerker. So sad when she said I never got to hold you...
I had 2 maternal male cousins whose birth mothers gave them up for adoption. My uncle and aunt adopted them and I as a child and still do respect them as "birth" cousins just like my paternal cousins. I do not know if they were ever reunited with their birth mothers, but they were accepted and loved as regular cousins in my heart.
Sheesh!! If I met my birth mother at a race, I wouldn't be able to run after meeting her! Lol. This is so sweet.
He actually got ahold of me (the mom) April 17 2018. We were both very busy with life, and planned on physically meeting inJune. But Stephen had other plans.... he set THAT WHOLE THING UP. I was completely surprised. EVERYONE knew but me. Even his 2 biological sisters knew. Running after meeting.... WORST marathon time ever. BUT SOOOO VERY WORTH IT.
Thomas Faix Jr ohhhh wow!!! That was so sweet!! Oh I can only imagine! I just got my first letter from my birth mom last Friday, so I’m hoping we’ll have a super sweet and special reunion like this one!! So happy for you and your family!
@@thomasfaixjr6719 not really fair the hospital wouldn't let you hold your own son at birth.
@@along58 hey, how did it go 💛
@@tilenklopcic3849 it was surreal and has been quite the journey! Along with my birth mom, I was reunited with 5 siblings as well ❤️
She could've at least hugged him or something, show some sort of emotion.
LOL!
Lol
😂
Hahahahahaha
😀❤️❤️❤️
Loved watching this, such a beautiful reunion, this brought tears to my eyes
dang, this warm me heartttttt........... kinda sweet. Deep in any mother heart..... especially those who gave their first born for adoption........ will always silently wish they could meet their child again one day and .... tada... .proof hahaha. So SWEETTTTTT T_T
Thanks for posting. That was beautiful!
I had my son adopted when he was born. It was a closed adoption. I'm waiting for that day we will have a reunion.. he's 12 now. So a few more years.
I can't stop crying 😢
I hope it is like that for me one day. ♡
For Jesse, I never stop thinking of you. Come find me when YOU are ready. If that never happens, may you live your life happy and as healthy as possible. I pray for you daily.
Love,
Your birth momma
Love,
good luck, Shelley!
Shelley I hop that day comes for you your child loves you no matter where they are
I don't like how some people assume that just because someone puts their child up for adoption, automatically means they did not want or care for them. This is utter bullshit. Some people are like that, sure, and there are people who are irresponsible and don't deserve to have children, but there are people like this woman, too, who ended up pregnant for whatever reason, but had to make the hard choice of giving up their baby because they could not care for them properly, either due to their age, living conditions or financial issues. She also probably did not dump him on the side of a road somewhere, either, she probably left him somewhere where he would be cared for, and it's obvious she's been wanting to see him again ever since.
To Nycot:
Yes, the mother is often forgotten & obscured. Most are silent due to the shame & blame that they feel from society, yet those same people who shame and blame are the same ones who think she's a saint for her "sacrifice" for "gifting" her child to a childless couple when she's pregnant. Afterwards, kicked to the curb. Many adoptees are angry for being "given away". Taking someone's baby to give to a childless couple is wrong, hurtful to both mother and baby, causing lifelong trauma and loss. Truly unconscionable.
I never met my birth mom before and my siblings don’t know I exist so I pray that I would get to meet her one day
How precious is this!
For reference, since a lot of people were moved by this moment in the video, she says "I never got to hold you" at 4:06 in the video. ❤
I'd give anything in the world to find my grandchildren that was
Love the love!!!
He even looks his mom if you see the very end.
Omg he looks just like her!!
Plot twist: ma'am your son is the guy taking the video...
Lol
ughhh
Oooh
I hate when people are chopping onions in front of me.
I was getting ready to say that too
This is so special day for them both
I cried for 10 min after watching this video
I noticed that’s Pittsburgh, through the bridge in Point Park! No better place for a wonderful reunion. May they never experience separation again!
That's wonderful!!
Det visar att det finns hopp för mänskligheten. Så underbart
aww So beautiful *not crying (insert crying emoji)
I am so happy for you both and families 😘😘
So I wonder if she was glad to see him?? I'm not crying really I'm not!!
Birt mother before maybe she didn't wanted him, but now she's crying seeing her boy ones again. Where was she when he was missing his mother, where was she when he needed her the most? Where was she? when he needed the support.
A good mother and a loving mother never abandon her childrens no matter what the situation is or circumstances would become for a mother
~Elizabeth Coliins
This is LOVE
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I love it!!!!!!!!
OMG! I'm crying!
Congrats to you both I'm very happy for y'all ok??#happy family
oh god don't make me cry. ...
How beautiful, instead of murdering him by having an abortion, she chose to put him up for adoption. Lovely reunion that may have never happened if it wasn't for such a beautiful unselfish mother like her. He is so handsome to, wow! Many Christmas's to be spent together to create family memories and so much more. What a blessing !!!!!!
You do understand right that mothers are sometimes forced to release their children from their care?
I myself am adopted, and have not been with my biological mother since I was 2. I was immediately given to a foster mother upon birth, and have never ever seen my biological mom's or dad's face. I do not know much about them, at all but I can safely assume that it was a difficult choice to put me up for adoption since my birth parents have / had several other children; both younger and older (I myself have again not met my siblings yet). There are a number of reasons as to why children are adopted, and it's not because their mothers don't love them or don't have the effort of taking care of them, it's usually because they can't take care of them 99% of the time. It's not an easy choice to give away one of your children, especially in the essence of that mother not even holding their child.
She's not letting go lol lol
This i so genuine and beautiful 💚
Gives me hope...
why ? who are you missing ?
GOD BLESS..🙏🙏
O amor ultrapassa barreiras. Estou aqui em 2022 vendo o vídeo, sem entender uma Vírgula do idioma deles em lágrimas, pois como filha que viver longe dos pais posso imaginar a angústia dele em querer estar com a mãe, por outro lado sou mãe e pude sentir profundamente a emoção dela, ela nunca deixou de lembrar dele nesses 35 anos.
Beautiful happy for u 🎉
💧Happy for them. ✌️
I never got to hold him 😢😔😔
Congratulations
It's nice he saw his real mother,but I hope he didn't forget his adopted parents. They were there for him when she wasn't. Don't know why she left him.
i gave him up because I was only 15. He had a wonderful life growing up. And he loves his parents.
Both can be true-for many adoptees and people with different biological parent(s) from those they were raised with, both types of relationships are very meaningful and fulfilling. Valuing one definitely does not mean not valuing the other, just like having multiple children does not dilute the love one has for existing children. Also, most folks in these circumstances don't use "real mother" to describe their biological mother. Real to them can very much be the mother who raised them. :) Take care.
To Linda Roper:
Very insensitive comment! You don't have a clue about what this mother has endured. She was the one who carried him for 9 months & gave birth to bim. She will always be his mother. Adoption should not happen in most cases, yet adoption agencies are in it for the $$$ & are very skilled in persuading a young distraught single mother to place her baby for adoption instead of trying to keep them together. It's time that society works to help keep mothers and their babies together, not separate them. Infant adoption is cruel, causing lifetime loss and trauma to both mother and child.
Lucky woman
Now I am crying.
Beautiful this happend to me
Mayoría de personas juzgan Cuando se da un hijo a una opción, pero a veces no es porque no quiera sino por las circunstancias o por la falta de apoyo. es doloroso tomar una decisión así. Pero para no llevarlos a sufrir con un a rodar. Tomamos está dura. Y terrible decisión
This happens more than people realize
I always feel incredibly sad for the adoptive parents. They raised the child, then the birth parents come in for the encore.......
LOL
It's really not a one or the other type situation-for many adoptees and people with different biological parent(s) from those they were raised with, both types of relationships are very meaningful and fulfilling in different ways. Valuing one definitely does not mean NOT valuing the other, just like having multiple children does not dilute the love one has for existing children. It tends to be a very different kind of relationship, and provided that they were truly raised with love, there's absolutely no replacing raising-parents. Valuing a relationship with the flesh and blood that is half of you does not at all mean negating or replacing existing parental relationships. Hope that helps.
@@staceydawn5868People are ignorant .. as in oblivious and stupid, aren’t they! Lol. If they watched they’d see what just happened here. Glad you met your son again and glad he’s got you and his other parents now!! Xoxo
O gosh this was me to il crying
Nossa que loucura este encontro.
Awwwww🙂🙂🙂
❤
I’m adopted and I’m investigated who my real mother is
GOD IS GOOD
It has to be hard to give up your child for any reason. Maybe for a better life perhaps. Only God knows your path in life. I had a friend who given up for adoption. When he found his Mother later on in life, she said he was given up because she had been raped but wanted him her son to have a chance in life. It was the right thing to do she said no regrets. He was shocked he didn't expect that ever.
*cries*
#1 💯 amen amen 🙏❤️❤️ 😭😭😭 my God wow wow amen !! #1💯👍
just the thought of remembering how for 40 weeks baby kicks and punches in his mother's stomach and the pain at birth brings tears to eyes ! it's a tough time but why would someone leave his babies to be adopted ? I couldnt understand
To Cnationtv:
They relinquish their children because adoption agencies have convinced them it's the best thing to do and the only "loving" thing to do, while meanwhile, her child is forced to grow up with strangers.
@@obicat what matters is not blood relationship but emotional relationship.if the child since his early days grew a relationship with his adopted parents then real parents.
👏👏👏👏👏
I've been looking for my birth parents almost my whole life
My adopted mother Will not let me have any access and ive gone to the court but I would need to appeal and fight her to just get the info.
(No shes not trying to protect me, she got money for me through the gov and is not that good of a person. Im 21 yrs old I've always felt something missing from my life. I now have my own family and 2nd baby on the way. I just hope im not to late with every passing day .
Do a 23andme. I just located my birth father after 33 years. Good luck ❤
@@Melodic_Cherry_1898 that is a good idea but there kinda expensive
Mine was $60
Keep trying! I hope you find her! 💖
@@obicat I'm 23 now, I now live with again with my emotionally abusive mother, finally in remission from cancer so That's good. I put finding my bio parents on hold till I gain freedom again and stability.
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Hard moment
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whew
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Conor mcgregor is that you?