Birth mothers telling their stories of placement.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessSociety & CulturePersonal Journals |
Patience experienced as many, a childhood of challenges. Her family was separated in dramatic fashion. At the age of 16, patience learned of a maternity home through her mother’s church affiliation. Her journey to motherhood involved traveling to the... more
Monica was adopted at the age of 4 months. Her parents who adopted her from a foster home in Alaska saw her resilience grow to become a “strong young lady“ who exhibited her “power“. Monica loved the attention from her mother, she felt the need to be... more
Lori spoke about her experience of becoming a mother as lonely and afraid. Lori talked about her uniqueness of being Jewish and the perspective of the guilt and shame placed on her. Lori experienced many traumas in her life that brought many challeng... more
Nicole -We are Told to Move On … Not Easy more
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We are adoptive parents. We adopted our daughter when she was five days old. At three years old we told her she was adopted. Shared stories of people, friends she knew who were also adopted. Then, we did not know much about her birth mother. Only she was in her early 20’s, not in a place to care for herself or her baby. And that she loved her baby. Just could not take care of her. We have always spoken about her (birth mom) with the upmost respect. Our daughter was a healthy new born. And that, ... more
As an adoptee, these stories help me understand how traumatic and painful it is to place your baby. Thank you for giving us some perspective to support the healing of the triad.
Listening to these stories has been extremely beneficial in helping to understand the situations that women, my mother one of them, found themselves in and what led to their babies being adopted. Learning from these stories has helped me process my own adoption. It has helped me ask better questions when talking with my mother. Thank you to all of the mothers who are telling their stories. You are helping us, too.
I am so thankful for so many women telling their stories. For so many years I have walked this birthmom journey in secret and felt with feelings by burying them. Reunion changed my life! It is an encouragement to hear all these different stories!
So thankful for another pod cast that allows Birthmom’s to share their part of this adoption stories!!!!! So excited to watch this show grow!!!!
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