Bless you for giving ylur baby life!! Forgive yourself. No one is perfect. In God's book He loves and accepts all babies. He's ready to forgive all of us for everything if we ask Him and accept what Jesus paid on the cross!
Beautiful story! I am the mother of 6 adopted from Russia. I hope they will be able to connect with their birth family in Russia, one day. It’s not about me, it’s about what they want and need. I would support them, wholeheartedly. Thanks for sharing:)
Why couldnt your parents have treated you the way they treated your son and daughter-in-law when they were expecting? So bizarre to be treated so harshly by people who say they love you.To be alienated, shamed, isolated and robbed of your baby, and expected to survive and suceed,without mention afterwards is inhuman. So glad you have your son now. Keep him close to your heart and now you are in charge of the relationship. Life is short, love on those grandkids, enjoy every moment for yourself.❤️❤️❤️
They were older and married. Parents no doubt just truly believed their grandson would of had a better life with two parents then realised their wrong as they grew older and wanted to make up for it.
Wow, you are amazing and what a happy ending. Even if it was a long time before you found your son, you had hope and it was a happy time you and your so. I was 18 when I was a first time mother, them days it was looked down to be pregnant and single. I didn't tell my daughter's father. I went to an unwedded home to live until I had her. But my Dad was a single father raising my younger siblings, but he told me you can get an abortion, give it up for adoption; what ever you do it will always have to live with what you do. So you might as well as keep the baby, and he said that is my first grandchild. When I took her home he was a happy grandpa. My husband adopted my daughter after we got married. She is in touch with her biological father, but she said it's not the same as the father that's there everyday for you. We all go through life with trials and God works them out in the end for us. I am happy you and your son are reunited.
I have been following a Alex Gilbert, a Russian who was adopted by New Zealand parents. He finally found his mum and met his dad who didnt know about him. He is now helping so many adoptees find their birth parents in Russia, Ukraine and also Romania. Amazing stories. Thank you for telling us your story and the happy ending
Linda is such an incredible person. These stories of forced adoption, parents putting such pressure on their daughters to give their babies up for adoption are heartbreaking. I wish her and her family all the best! 💛
Thank you for sharing your "lifestory". You are an incredibly strong and, despite the adversities, still a generous and loving person. All the very best to you and your loved ones.
I am raising my granddaughters and my own daughter was anon mom!! We got the girls at birth. One is 18 and the other 15. They know their mom. I never lied to them truth speaks volumes. God bless you and u your family.
Thank you for watching her story and for sharing a little bit about your own story of kinship care. I am so glad to hear you didn’t keep secrets from them and they are growing up knowing their mom.
My birth Mother was at the Florence Critterdon Home in Durham, NC and Have always wondered what it like for her and wondered if you would mind sharing your experience?
What further questions do you have for Linda about her experience at the home? I can reach out to her to ask. You can also watch the second episode in this series where another mother of loss shares about her experiences at a home, as well. There is also a mother of loss story line in my Beyond Biological series.
I had gas and it made me very nauseous, and sick. Plus you have all the pain and when it’s time to push I got the gas. Which made it fuzzy. Sorry for your painful experience
