Confronting and long overdue
Thankyou for your truth telling. It’s long overdue. I spent most of the podcast in tears. I was the victim/survivor of forced adoption. I was adopted out at birth in 1965. I spent my childhood wondering why I was different. At age 17 my adoptive parents finally told me the truth. They had lied to me my entire childhood. Finding out was bittersweet; like a great weight was lifted from me, at the same time I was hit by a truck. I no longer had an identity. My life was never the same. I met my birth parents when I was in my 20s. I’m now 58 and I have lived with the impact of adoption every single day of my life, as has by birth mother. Being adopted has shaped every decision I have ever made and I will never forgive the government practices that allowed this to happen. My entire life I have felt worthless.
@rosibud via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 01/04/24
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A riveting investigation and a reality check about the hidden agendas we keep secret in our countries - what else don’t they want us to know?!
KatFingerbun via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 02/26/24
Thank you, I wish there were more episodes. My sister and I have another sister who was born and stolen before us. Mum is to traumatised to talk about it. How about an episode about the siblings. X
Katrina Miller.1 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 09/26/23
Never knew about any of this. Well researched and presented
Turnerrjg via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 02/10/24
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