Behind the Scenes: A TV Interview w/My Father (2/2)

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2024

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  • @clararomero1089
    @clararomero1089 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    What a lovely story, like your friend I grew up feeling unwanted only knowing my mom meeting my dad
    When I was 28, but thankfully I was raised by my grandparents. I always wished I had parents that loved me like your . How blessed you were to have parents that loved you.

  • @angelaparker7158
    @angelaparker7158 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I found out December, 2018 I had a half sister I did not know about. My father had a child that was placed up for adoption before my family as I knew it began. Once the story came out, I had so much appreciation and love for my dad. I felt like I understood so much better who he was. It was very difficult for him at the time. Much like your father, probably the most difficult day of his life. I adore my sister. She looks so much like us. My parents had 8 children. Now, there’s 9 of us and meeting her was one of the best days of my life for so many reasons. I feel it was divinely orchestrated. Thanks for sharing your story. I sobbed in every episode. In a good way.

  • @ramonaklassen9280
    @ramonaklassen9280 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    David, I love your dad! He is so proud to have you as his son and your sister as his daughter. That just warmed my heart. You were chosen and loved your whole life by a man who has so much to give. My mom's secret came out when I was 11 yrs old that I wasnt my father's daughter, all for the selfish reason of "writing a book". She didn't want me to find out later when I read the book. Same with my oldest brother whose story is different than mine. Difference was, he ran away, and I had to stay. The other 5 half siblings were told as well which I didn't know until later in my life.
    My life was full of alcoholism and abuse. I was full of fear and rejection and the sense of not being loved at all. Or, somewhat being loved out of the guilt my mother felt, which was much.
    The way all this turned out for you, I'd say couldn't have happened in a better way than in your later years because as an adult you are better able to deal with each situation as it comes, and still know you have a father and mother who live you unconditionally. That is the kind of love I have searched for my whole life and found that that love could only come from God for me.

  • @jitaamesuluma9730
    @jitaamesuluma9730 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    YOUR DAD WAS A GOOD DAD , oh sorry caplock , he looks like a wounded deer in head lights , he is feeling pain , make sure he knows no one can take away his place in your heart , just you have a need to know and that will not change the love you have for him , eventually this pain will pass when he realizes ou do not stop loving him , its a tough situation

  • @The_yoga_girl_
    @The_yoga_girl_ 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    ❤️

  • @ashleymitts
    @ashleymitts 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    It's funny how parents think that the perfect time to tell their kids they are adopted or donor conceived is if a health situation were to arise. Don't you think that after finding out you have cancer or some other terrible disease that that is a bad time to tell your child?