Long Lost Family (UK) S07E02 

Yes that is amazing for blind people. So inclusive.

@@MathildaFlow lol sure we have a true advocate for disabled people here - playing one disabled community against the other - that’s how it works. Stop being righteous & hateful about things you have no clue about

I disagree with how birth parents are referred to as mom and dad and that babies are given up instead of placed for adoption

Haha.. I know.. Its heart warming really!

One more ,,,,just one more ,,,,, Thats what I said 3 hours ago 😋😋😘😍😍

I get greedy by binge watching this series. I would start watching one episode and end up watching several episodes all night. Darn me.

Oh my... I hear you. "just one more" i said 6hrs ago

Img I watched it this morning while I was in the shower well I guess I’ll listen to it while I was in the shower. This is addictive. I want to do this job. The research sounds so fun and rewarding. Im a social worker in the US. And I would like to say that social work (state agency) has changed quite a bit since these folks were taken from their parents and the series. We are not perfect yet, but things have gotten a lot better.

You can just see the love pouring from Andy, for his son, and his wife. Mary is too precious. She just exudes joy and a bit of mischief, too. Really lovely show today💜💜💜

Yes, this was my favorite episode so far. That poor man yearning for his son and having NO say in his baby was so heartbreaking 💔. I'm so happy for them

The 1960's were very different. Legally if the parents were not married, in a lot of areas, automatically no father was listed and the father had no rights.

He was married when he conceived the child. SMH

@@adrianacasanova8559he was already going through a divorce.

And his wife. God they are amazing people.

So many men, including my own father, don’t appreciate their own children. I love this man. It’s beautiful.💜💜

@@HilaryIsOkayssss - I know, me too.

Exactly my thoughts on Andy and his lovely wife. They are so loving and genuine. I cried like a baby.

"the baby was born in june and i met him in november." whew. that's a lot for someone to take on from one they've just met. and they are **still** together. and excellent, loving people. that they fostered a lot of boys is like the one birth mother who went to work in a mother and baby home so she could give the love and care that she didn't get when she was in one.

Yup absolutely !! Me too.... I didn't expect to but I did tear up at his reaction of having found his son !! Such a lovely family....

Donna Blosser I know. I was so moved with how equally invested his wife is in his finding his son, you would think she were his mother. That’s lovely.

I’m crying right I’m so happy for him

exactly what I thought. Her hugs seem so comforting as well.

i saw her give an interview where she says she pokes herself in the hands and pinches herself in order to not cry. it was so... odd, but understandable. you want to not show emotion but whew.

I think that if I was a translator on this program I would be çrying my eyes out.

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I wonder why Shirley's mother never told her. Especially after Shirley got pregnant and she convinced her to keep her baby. Even if she did not want it known, you would have thought she would have told Shirley.

Good point, but his wife is his family, yes, not blood, but in that household, it was about love, not blood, as they fostered so many kids. So happy for them. ❤

My oldest sister was given up when my mom was only 19 and she found us when she was 24 and I was 11. She looks EXACTLY like my mother. The rest of us look like our dad. 😊

So very true. I was the one who found my husband's biological mother. When we finally found a photo of her on Facebook, she looks exactly like my husband! It was like my husband but wearing a wig and with more female features! Gave us goosebumps when we saw the photo.

I’ve noticed that too.

I love everything that you said. I salute you for the love & acceptance you showed your grandson & I’m so happy for the kind of love you have received in return. I wish more people are like you. God bless you & your grandson. ❤️

@@AgentAO7 Thank you so much, he has been the joy of my life.

My alleged birth father didn't want me either. He refused a DNA test and swore I wasn't his. This was back in the mid to late '80s. I finally saw a photo of him shortly before turning 30 a few years ago. It was like looking at an older bald male version of myself. He had other daughters he didn't raise either. They also went up for adoption.

raerae1985 sorry to hear this but the truth is some men and women are just not designed to be parents. Parenting is a skill not an instinct and therefore isn’t everyone’s « thing »

My father didn't want kids and wouldn't marry my mother, way back when you had to marry. I was told I was supposed to be aborted, plans fell through. There are signs adoption was thought of, then my grandmother traveled to where I was, took me home with her when I was around 10 months old. I lived with her about 2 years. She worked, I remember going school on the bus as an infant, with my birth mother's younger brothers and sisters. When my grandmother was told they couldn't send me, a toddler to school, my young aunts took turns staying home from school to watch me. That also wasn't allowed, so I ended up being sent back to my birth mother, after she eventually returned and was married to someone else. She hated me, and let me know this all my life. I was a child who didn't thrive, grew up in that family, but all alone. My grandmother was loving, took me to her house every weekend, on vacations and much of the summers. If it hadn't been for her, I probably wouldn't have lived through childhood.

@@CanYouRememberWhen I am so, so, so incredibly sorry!!! You never deserved such treatment from your mother or father. They are the ones with serious problems...not you. I am so glad you had a grandmother who did show you love.

His wife's reaction was adorable

@aguadelparaiso Your question made me curious too. According to the highly trusted source known as “google”, Australia has historically been a popular choice for British citizens to emigrate to in general.

did you see the one where both people ended up in south africa? it was soooo weird. like, "wait, she's just up the road? seriously?" wow.

Pretty much many former colonies is a good bet. Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Canada are very popular choices.

Well !!!! an Apple doesn't fall far from the tree 😇

They do absolutely look alike.💜

So is Nicky! 😊

Wouldn’t be awful if that was all just a showbiz put on? …. And CUT! “Okay, let’s go talk to the next sorry b@stard…”

Love that too true love

May 2021 in USA and bawling my eyes out too

Pam the same here

Lol👍

Cry baby 👶 ....I didn't cry...just flushed my eyes out.

@pamelahugh4: 😅 I do the same thing!!!

Very annoying...at least the guy was old enough, you could have asked his family if they could care for the baby since the mothers family weren't willing to do that!! But to give the baby away without his consent at all? And yet his name is not on the birth certificate? Why? He didn't deny his baby, he wanted the baby for Christ sakes! Drives me.crazy!

That time was not so much different to today Many man wants to be a dad and the mother is just an asshole about that

I agree; these type of revenge is so ridiculous. Everyone suffers, everyone loses.

I'm sure what they did at the hospital was illegal. They take advantage of poor people, men and women both.

Some should have had a talk before sex, it falls on before. And he should of waited for sex until His divorce, which is breaking many boundaries. Religion and hospitas are still hard on families.

Ikr.

I better upload some more then.. Haha. You're very welcome, and I'm happy to hear you are enjoying the show as much as we all are here! 😄

Moms MADD in abortion, thats hard, but in adoption, for sure. There’s no reason(unless personal from the Dad) that the Father shouldn’t have been allowed to have the baby.

I am a woman that agree's 100%.

Adoption yes abortion no sorry not your body to decide

02Nawal But she would of lived with a frustrated mother. She experienced love with her foster mom!