I'm glad you found your birth parents ❤️

@@queennefertiti35 Thank you. It's been a strong year for me and my family ♥️ Everything is unreal... 🇨🇱

@@tjejen36 what adoption center was this if i mind asking

@@lucidxfy124 It was through the Adoption Center Sweden. Do you know who Anna Maria Elmgren is ? She took me out from Chile to Sweden...

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Francisca , maybe share your story with us ?

@@gardensofthegods quit being nosey lol

@@smokeylebear1062 If it's a secret, he wouldn't share his story at all!

@@smokeylebear1062 it's not being nosey

That’s awesome news

After 37 years I doubt there is any pain. The guy is not the baby she once saw, and she did not have the baby long enough to have so many memories linked to it. The guy is now a different person and has nothing chilean in him. He is an american, with his own family and country. This kind of mess happens everywhere and in different shades. To give you and example I came to find out my dad wasnt my dad at the age of 54. My mom was doing the husband of the niece of the man I thought was my dad. Now everything makes sense of course. Mothers are people like every body else, they lie, deceive and there are lots of them in jail too. The little chilean lady sooner or later will come to realize the guy she touches and think she loves, is not the baby she so much misses and should move on. As you say, this is an irretrievable loss.

@@figarocalisthenics9516 You don't know a lot about motherhood, do you? I'm sorry for your experience, but it is no way analogous to this one. The pain of losing a child is forever. You don't just "get over it," no matter how many years have passed! The connection between them now is real and precious.

@@figarocalisthenics9516 poor miserable boy 😥

@@figarocalisthenics9516 Your child is always your child no matter how old they get to be. My youngest brother died when he was 16 & I have grieved his death forever, for 44 years to be exact. I guess the reason it hit me so hard is because he was so much younger than me & was only 4 yrs older than my oldest child. It was sort of like he fell between brother & child.

@@figarocalisthenics9516 what the-🤓

Yeah, thats the first thing hispanic moms think about. But I would say all moms as well.

Me, too. I cried the whole video.

@@Chris-cx7zk 👌 wow

Thank God he was raised well

❤

Yes it shows her beautiful heart that the first thing on her mind wasn't being angry about what they did to her, but being concerned for her child's wellbeing.

@@marias6583 True! I seems his birth mom lived better than the adoptive mom. That country life is so healthy and beautiful. Tyler missed out on that, and his tears are heartbreaking

My sentiments too. Mom's are the same. We all worry about whether our child is loved, cold or is well fed.❣

It’s the rich white people that are either buying these kids or adopting them!

YES!!! That part pulled on my heart SO MUCH. 😭 Those are the words and concerns of a real mom. 💜💜💜

P

That’s her little boy 😢

mothers love!

@Ye Ye yup ... Unconditional love which can only come from a mother! I've seen stories where the kids did some really really bad things but the mother was always there ❤️💜

they live in an idyllic place, why would tyler want to return to houston?

So sorry- i hope you are doing okay❤

May god bless you x

I hope you are doing better😔

Praying you are recovering from the horrors you spoke of. Such a sad story, just tragic! Hopefully you can navigate through this and have a future of peace. God bless you and your family.🙏🙏🙏❤️

@@StellaLive-le9hf Thanks be to you and the other commenters here for the humane generosity of all of your most kind words and wishes. I've spent many years dealing with and overcoming the events which punctuated my childhood and through the learnings gathered during my endeavours in securing an adequate personal criminal justice response, have for some years now worked in providing probono specialist legal advocacy to other Survivors of similar crimes, a sacred role that I am blessed to undertake which also gifts me some measure of additional therapeutic benefit. Due to my childhood circumstances and the identity of the relevant offender I was forced to fight an 11-year battle against a co-ordinated campaign of criminally prejudicial corruption on behalf of my State's Police, Public Prosecutor, Statutory Corruption Bodies and many politicians who were attempting to prevent the criminal investigation and prosecution which after many years of very engaged treatment, I so very much needed to be able to finally begin to put the events in question behind me. Rather than prosecute this person however, these agencies, led by the Chief Commissioner's office of my State Police force, instead elected to engage in a sustained 8-year campaign of bastardising behaviour. This included, but was not limited to repeated threats of physical assault, death threats, unsolicited nuisance welfare checks to my home, nuisance phone calls, the filing of false and vexatious criminal charges, an attempt to have me detained and indefinitely incarcerated in a mental health facility and declared a 'fixated terrorist threat' with the intention of either provoking a violent response upon my behalf or when that failed to 'sheep dip' me as a person of poor character and all of which failed. It is estimated that these agencies expended in excess of $2M in taxpayer funds in an attempt to deny me justice and protect the child molester who destroyed my childhood and rendered me profoundly disabled. As for family, I don't have one of those as I have been estranged from my adoptive family for many years now and am indeed despised by them, both for having 'abandoned' them and bringing my abuser to justice as I finally succeeded in doing in 2021 when he was convicted of the scores of charges that were filed against him and described as potentially the worst domestic child abuse offender in my State's entire legal history. My childhood torturer finally died several months ago and is now in Hell for eternity where he belongs. The last words I spoke directly to him 32 years after the last time I had seen him were at the sentencing hearing which followed his conviction were from Matthew 18 v 1-7- At that time the disciples came to Jesus and asked, "Who, then, is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?" He called a little child to him, and placed the child among them. And he said: "Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. And whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me. "If anyone causes one of these little ones-those who believe in me-to stumble, it would be better for them to have a large millstone hung around their neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea. Woe to the world because of the things that cause people to stumble! Such things must come, but woe to the person through whom they come! Stay safe and be blessed there always.

Who told your birth mother that you died in a car wreck?

What an amazing story! You were blessed to have two sets of parents. You will see them all again someday.

What's the name of the show?

Wow that’s awesome. I was adopted and found my biological father- he wasn’t a good person and I realized how lucky I was to have been adopted. Some people don’t have the happy ending.

religious churches or sects call them what you will, they are happy to get involved if there is easy money to be made

I hope you visit to her one day insha allh

🧢

Did he gain his birth father in the process too??

@@stilldontknowmyname2295 Are you Moslem and Arab? If so perhaps you can find the biological parents (at least the mother and her family) for a baby boy that was abandoned on May 20th, 1985 on Midan Ramses (main railway station) in Cairo, Egypt. May 20th, 1985 was the first day of Ramadan. The baby was found by a man, a male employee of the train company. The man took the newborn, healthy baby to a nearby sort of health centre (next to a church). Sadly, this health centre handed the baby to a wet nurse who was paid around 55.00 Egyptian Pounds per month to look after the baby. She had many kids of her own and treated the baby abysmally. Within a few days the baby was near starvation and his little bum was raw from the urine and feces. To cut the horror story short, an Egyptian man (a chemist, Dr.phil.) and his German wife adopted the baby in June 1985. The baby thus was saved at the last minute from a horrible death. Within a few weeks the baby started recovering from the very good care the loving adoptive mother gave the baby. The baby is a grown-up man now who lives in Europe but is anxious to find his birth mum, in order to ask her WHY she abandoned him at Midan Ramses 36 years ago. As well, he is so anxious to find out if he has half-siblings.

@@leekflower1 I don't know what that part of the situation is like. I only know the mom who never gave up looking for her son.

he actually also looks like the old guy next to the mother, so i wonder if thats his pop as well. Could the pop have been afraid to speak to juju chang?

AMEN, 🙏 THANK YOU JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AND SAVIOR FOR REUNITING THEM AFTER SO MANY YEARS,I REALLY THINK THE LOVE OF THE MOTHER, AND THE LOVE HE GAINED, BECAUSE IT'S KNOWN FOR A CHILD WHILE IN THEIR MOTHER'S WOMB ,TO FEEL THE LOVE OF A MOTHER FOR THEM,VISE-VERSA,.THAT KEEP THEM ALIVE WANTING TO FIND EACH OTHER BEFORE THEY PASS ON TO HEAVEN, AMEN 🙏

@@ricodelavega4511 The elderly gentleman may be the mother’s brother.

*George Washington, Stoled Babies OPENLY & SoLd them on the SLAVE MARKETS!!!!*

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It was during Chile's state terrorism during genocidal dictator Pinochet, a Thatcher's friend.

Yo tanvien yore🥲🥲🥲💔💔

not just the Chilean government but the US government that supported Pinochet

The US government supported the dictatorships in Argentina Chile, Uruguay, Brazil, Paraguay. All those countries received assistance from your country to kill, torture and kidnap children. Shame on your evil empire.

Yes the shame on all who supported these horrible tactics but definitely shame on the Chilean government because it was fair men and children that they sold into slavery not just that the cost of Americans a must for everything the blame yourselves some of this s***

@@JoshuaClintonlive You should focus on shaming your own country for killing millions of people for decades.

She saying 'mi niño' which is like my little boy

@@sommy9152 exactamente, lo cual lo hace mas dulce.

Be happy 😊 your adoption mom, loves and wants you for her son

My grandma and grandpa on dad's side, were orphans. 90 years or ago or so. My grandma from Chille and grandpa from England. My mom's parents were German, from the USA 🇺🇸

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Unfortunately**

So many of the international adoptions are coercive or even outright kidnapping, driven by American dollars, no wonder so many countries closed the adoption programs

Right? That is so crazy to think about, my gosh ... I remember hearing about a woman who did something like this here in the states many years ago..Oprah had some of the grown children victims on her show.. I forget her name, but she stole babies by telling mothers their baby died.. And she would abuse the children too I remember one example she left a baby in a carriage outside in ridiculous heat making the poor baby literally burn from the inside out, and she sold them also to high profile "clients" So hard to imagine that kind of evil.

Wow; just wow. 😣

The story of how the USA helped seat Pinochet to protect capitalist investments needs to be taught.

it could not have happened without the US governments assistance. Hundreds more were kidnapped in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay by US backed dictatorships. Till this very day the actions of the CIA and the US state department are felt all across the continent and are one of the main reasons for political destabilization. The harm your country has caused on us is unimaginable

so true

It happens in this country all the time, in family and juvenile courts. In fact, it is happening all across western society. There are many, many grieving parents. It is a business of counties because they get federal funding and they get taxes and licensing fees off all the players who are used to manage and advise in these cases. Often protective parents lose custody of children to their abusers, whether it is sexual, physical or psychological abuse or all of the above. Lawyers for the parent with the means buy custody as even that is adversarial, in the injustice system: A win or lose system. Also, no matter how long you have been married, the minute you are legally separated you are adversaries financially and there is little penalty for hiding finances from your ex even if those funds would also benefit the children more likely when used by the parent who wasn't hiding the finances. Attorneys have rigged the system this way. Children suffer. Government at the lowest level is now more likely to be perpetrating the worst abuses because most people are unaware and uninvolved. The courts try to give everything to the financially well off parent, particularly if male today, including the children and extremely expensive supervised visitation is ordered for the other parent if any contact at all.

@@b.boston8529 yes I have seen such unfairness.

There's a report on this happening in Poland and Ukraine still, and they do big business in the trafficking of babies

I was adopted and my family closed the Orphanage in 1992 in Bulgaria 🇧🇬 wish more were strong willed like family I got adopted to and make a change - sadly a lot people Europe aren’t stolen rules there are different sadly can drop kid off just for not liking there eyes - America happens more often than Europe

@@TheRealOne87 Um na,you cant compare Bulgaria to the US

@@studiohq of course not I was saying happens more in America than people wanna admit if you read what I wrote your statement wouldn’t have been as what it was 🤦🏽‍♀️

@@studiohq they're not comparing countries they're comparing situations in each country. There's a difference since you generalized.

China!

Me too jen, me too🥺

He is one of the lucky ones. I hope others find their families.

Can you imagine the guilt his adopted mom must have felt when she learned that the son she adopted and raised wasn't an orphan but was stolen? My heart breaks for both families. The birth family for losing their baby and all those years, and the adopted family for learning that they unknowingly helped cause it.

The lowest kind of theft. Who thought it was ok to steal babies.

@@celticwarrior184 coming from a latin country myself, having grown here, I'm SURE that lady adoptive mother knows that no amount of love can replace basic services, medical attention, appropriate schools. His life would have looked very veeeeeery different. He probably wouldn't look similar to how he looks now, due to nutrition issues. He was an extreme preemie...

You set the bar quite low for what unconditional love is lady/dude.

@@figarocalisthenics9516 who hurt you?

@@figarocalisthenics9516 u have no idea what that means to Chilenos u weenie 🤡

yes but who knows, the goverment behind? Maybe they threatened her family's life. Like a kill or be killed situation..

@@who511 so true. You never know. Most people, put in the same place and situation as other people would do the same thing. It's easy to speak high and mighty from a place of privilege

Absolutely. Really really disgusts me.

Exactly so sad 😭💔

@@abc-yr8nf yeah, people who find they were STOLEN as a baby were OBVIOUSLY in a 'place of privilege'. What planet were you born on again?

Did they lied and said that you died when you’re still alive?

Whoa! That's big news! I wanna say Congratulations for finding out, but I'm unsure if this was taken as good news or otherwise. Wishing you and your family health ❤

I’m so happy for u that you found your birth mom. I hope you have a happy reunification. 💙❤️🧡💛💙

I hope you can meet.

IM SOOOOO SORRRRRYYYYY why whyyyy did they do this to you! I’m sooo sorry

Of course he is American as he was raised in the USA since he was a baby

@@moshesierra6849 You missed her point. Read to understand not just to reply.

@@moshesierra6849 lol is your name Moshe?

@@evaarroyo100 Lol the USA appropriated the term American because Unitedstatian apparently sounds bad or maybe it was just ego, trying to pretend that the other countries in the American continent didn't exist. Who knows but it's ridiculous yeah.

@@evaarroyo100 yes sure always think the worst. My you’re such an open and loving person 🙄🤮

My heart breaks for you!

That's NOT HIS FAMILY. HE WAS KIDNAPPED

@@TaurusHere yes I know but he is surrounded by love from both families

@@gmazboog9050 Not all of them go to Good families as we've seen over and over when many are abused and killed. Also, not saying they're not good, but the hurt and love in his eyes for his Real Mom, is heartbreaking bcuz the Criminals in charge of Ripping kids from the Biological families, can NEVER be undone and for them to get away with it, there are those on America's side who are involved and just as GUILTY

@@TaurusHere Agreed , yes i saw the hurt in his eyes 😔 very sad situation . We had a similar situation with one of our family members, sadly she didn't get to meet her biological parents but got to bond with other biological family members in 2019 before she passed in 2020🌹 but yes there are many who are as guilty as the kidnappers some knowingly adopt & some don't.

Yes he is the richest man in the world 🌎,I truly agree with that..No money in the world 🌎 can substitute for the love of a family,a really close knit family... Amen 🙏💯💖🙏

It’s hard because A. Chilean Spanish isn’t just like..one singular language in the sense we typically think. B. The dialects themselves and B. English speakers don’t have any baseline for dialect. You could learn Spanish and go to a Spanish speaking country and not understand a damn thing. You could go to a Spanish speaking country and understand everyone in one city and no one in the next, yet it’s all the “same language” or a territorial difference of the same language. It would be so hard to speak to family if they’re widespread throughout Chile... even if he learns Spanish it’ll be harder for him to communicate in Chile than many other Spanish countries.

I was thinking the same thing, I have a hard time to understand when I visit my family in Chile and I was born and raised there, the dialect changes for sure.

*George Washington, Stoled Babies OPENLY & SoLd them on the SLAVE MARKETS!!!!*

You do have some specific accents and word usage. I basically learned spanish watching colombian and mexican telenovelas, heh, and then I am watching Donde esta Elisa and I am like "wait, what? And that's what they call a baby?" Argentina has the weirdest accent to me though.

@@reginalannister2262 "wawa"? Comes from quechua. In Peru we even have the word "calato" that means naked and isn't used anywhere else

Yes,after this ,he is whole, and has the piece of mind that he really needed to know about his Mom, and the rest of his family,thank you Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior 🙏 AMEN 🙏❤️💯🙏

Yes, there is a change in his heart towards his mother. You sense love growing every day.

I am an adoptee as well who uncovered a story of coercion and illegal practices to secure my adoption back in 1991. It will hurt every day until I breathe my last breath to know I was sold to abusers and suffered when I could have been loved and surrounded by family. This is more common than people even realize. But everyone deserves to know their story, where and who they came from. I wish you nothing but luck in uncovering your story. If you ever want to talk I am here ❤️

@@missmaex3 wow! Thank you for sharing and reaching out. It's funny how people are usually like, "oh how wonderful that you were adopted and how cool it is to know that you are actually chosen blah blah blah..." people just don't seem to understand or even fathom that there is so much underneath the surface of how nobody really understands an adopted person's situation or thoughts about their own life and how we came to be where we are at. A lot of people seem to think it's some sort of charmed Disney story and it really isn't that romantic at all... come to find out that there's a lot of us who has some pretty horrific situations happen when we first came to this planet. I am glad for you that you know what has happened within your story although it must have been hard to grasp at times. Thank you for your kindness

@@thedavesiknow4598 oh yes, the "you should be grateful" belief. It is absolute garbage. Why should I be grateful that I lost my entire family? That I had my true identity erased and given a false birth certificate? That I grew up having no idea who or where I came from, no idea of medical history, never seeing someone who looked like me, having to pretend my true family didn't exist to save the feelings of my adopters? I fail to see why I should be grateful for any of that. I highly recommend you check out the book called The Primal Wound. It's an absolutely imperative read for adoptees, adopters, natural families, anyone connected to adoption. It explains our trauma in a fantastic way and finally validates the feelings we have !

I hope you find out the truth about your birth parents.

@@missmaex3 I couldn’t finish the book. Very informative but triggering

Yes, Amen 🙏

Thank you LORD ❤️

Did you look up for your real family?

She is his mother and I think his adopted mother does and didn't show him the warmth he needed, she comes across as being closed with her emotions.

What country were you adopted from?

Very complex.

@@orangesoda5472 El Salvador but before the war began. Pro Busqueda took my information but said they probably wouldn't be much help. (Pro-Búsqueda de Niñas y Niños Desaparecidos helps people who suspect they were kidnapped during the civil war)

@@sherrisonnier1857 I didn't get that impression but hey everyone gets an opinion 🙂 He stated his adoptive family was loving. My adoptive mom was not the most stable or warm woman but she was my MOM, one and only forever and ever.

it is so awful. White parents have money to pay for the huge adoption fee, therefore it fuels the business.

I pray she lives to see her child again and all is well

If your mom reads the Bible, read to her the passage that God will restore the years the locusts have eaten. (Joel 2:25)

That is truly horrible to hear. What beasts do these kind of things? God bless you and your mother.

@@ECA-14 oh my goodness. This is heartbreaking. I'm sorry for your grandmother. It's a blessing you have your family. What was the name of this agency that got busted for doing this crime ? It's just sad

Good for them! Now they don’t have to cross the border illegally.

@@Maremare680 so uncalled for and very mean spirited

@@Maremare680 burn in hell

This exact same story happened to my mom's cousin also about two months ago. Her daughter was able to find out who her mother is through my uncle when they matched on a DNA website. Is there a possibility this is the same story?

@@Saraadiaz98 Hola Sara, la historia muy similar, de que parte son ustedes? Podria ser.

This is what also happend in ex Yugoslavia, same story, but number is bigger, it can be up to 500 000 stolen babies.

Of course it’s obvious to us looking in from a third party perspective but to a little boy that had always been told he was adopted at birth why would he think he was kidnapped? Sure now he has the fact that he was kidnapped but it still may not feel like he was kidnapped you know? He’s always grown up knowing that he was adopted at birth so why would he feel any differently? I do wonder if the adoptive parents knew that he was stolen or if they were just told this is a baby up for adoption to me it sounds more like a sinister plot by the government to sell babies so they can just make money and screw the parents that one of the children will just gonna take them

@@jovanavujosevic907 wtf how can people do this 🥺

@@lynzblk Don't know. To me this is the worst crime that one can do. The saddest thing is here most people dont even believe that it happend, or thay just dont give a F. Goverment dont wont to help, police also.

@@jovanavujosevic907 I had no idea. Thank you for that info..😥

It happens every day in every country. It has to stop.

Facts

We put s much trust on governments.

Pinochet is dead and never paid, but never forget that it was Nixon who put him in power.

Unfortunately no one was held accountable AFAIK. I'm Chilean and former social worker Telma Uribe, who was over 90 years old kept records of over 500 illegal adoptions involving kidnapped children, but I don't recall that anyone was ever held accountable.

Sounds like slavery

Hello how are you doing today?

Yes

@@tiffanyingram3444 I wondered if anyone else realized that.

he still married a beautiful whytte woman so hush.

And I married at 19, had my son at 21, abandoned & left homeless & penniless by my husband at 23, divorced at 24. Ex-husband never bothered with our son again. I had to work full time to keep myself, pay the legal fees, cover costs & fares etc for my son. Then local government decided to put him up for adoption. I opposed this in court with no lawyer & won. Brought him up with no financial or other help from his father till he left school at 18. He married his penfriend from America at 22, had a son & daughter. Then, without warning, they went to live in America. I paid for us to visit each other but then he cut me off & I don't even get any answer back from him or his children - I found out about my g-g-dtr by chance. He's always been cold, hard & bitter but I did all I could for him. I love & miss him but he's so bitter I wonder sometimes if adoption may have suited him better, if only to justify his bitterness.

D, you’re obviously ignoring his reasons for why he has cut you off. So many parents are told why and refuse to listen and take responsibility for their actions.

@@ddempsey9642, u need to ask urself why ur own child cut u off. maybe u are the problem

But she was told that her premature baby was dead

@@ddempsey9642 I feel so sad about your story. Yes sometimes they tend to blame us the birth mothers, whether it was our decision to leave or the fact that an abusive womanizer left us, or our child was sent for adoption because we were too young or being misjudged whether WE could give them a better life. I So understand you. We are always judged for being Mom, For fighting the fathers in court to get our babies back..or for being too young.I went through hell and back with my childrens father. I had everything against me. My parents (cause I got pregnant out of wedlock. And the father, because after my son was born he showed his true colors so to speak. Horrible 4 years but here I am alive..7 grandkids 3 kids, all adults, whom I raised alone. Except for the youngest. I married when she was 4.. and a more Peaceful life. Well deserved I believe. But those days of horror only made me stronger and strengthened my faith in god that in time I would be ok. Yes I too went through hunger, poverty, and depression. I too left home at 18..with an abusive man..I didnt know he was that way. People probably wonder, WHY do we stay? ..that is the million dollar question. Mine was, it was either my sons life or mine. Back in the 70s, pregnancy was a sin in my family.

I Don’t think he’s so lucky to have had two sets of parents when he was meant to have one. He is only blessed that he didn’t end up in hands of abusers. But people should always question getting children from other countries.

hundreds more were kidnapped in argentina, brazil, chile, paraguay and uruguay with absolute and complete backing of the US government. The US assisted and backed the dictatorships that kidnap, torture and kill thousands in the region.

*George Washington, Stoled Babies OPENLY & SoLd them on the SLAVE MARKETS!!!!*

:’( I can’t imagine the survivors guilt. I’m so glad you are safe. Praying for you & all of the human beings affected by this disgusting fuckery :’(

Sorry but could have happened under Pinochet or Allendes. And, not needing to be indigenous or poor. Could have happened to any human.

Another example of how evil dictatorships can be, no matter if they're from the right or left.

The Pinochet regime was uniquely evil, and in the South America of the 70's and 80's that really says something.

My step grandma lives in Chile and was born during that time. When I was 18 and legally able to vote she told me how lucky I was to have always grown up in a country with Democracy. I heard about her life and what it was like to be alive during his rule so to always be happy I can choose my leader and do what I want without fear of repercussion. I’m so sorry that you and so many others had to deal with that and the aftermath. I hope you are able to heal somehow and enjoy the life you have now.

the few from another country i've spoken to all say its like having a candle somewhere in your chest . what that dims and goes out you can feel it in your bones that the baby is no longer alve. its kind of like how identical twins can feel one another's presence from afar.

The Governments were very much implicated, also!

there was also some home for unwed mothers in ireland and they found a mass grave next to wear it used to be with a LOT of children's remains.

Let me guess….Catholic Church was behind it on both Ireland and us

💔 please don't forget how many native American baby's were ripped from their own mother's that died in the care of them. Or how they were just tossed around to an adopting center

E H, my older sister was coerced (by the hospital) into giving up her baby boy in Wyoming in the late sixties. She was a teen, single mother and there was a family in another part of the state that was looking to adopt. Thankfully, they reunited just last summer because he found a match on one of those DNA sites His adoptive mother died when he was a young boy so he pretty much grew up without a mother. Coincidently, we all had moved to the Pacific Northwest since then so are relatively close together.

That's ALL I SEEN 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰, EVERY SECOND I'M ESTATIC!!! God Is ALL AROUND THEM

agreed, whatever it was i guess i agree must be true

and many others...

I recently found a report on these kind of things happening in Poland and Ukraine in makeshift maternity hospitals designed for stealing and trafficking babies to ultra rich weirdos other countries

@@mikivanduyn9630 I hope other people born around this time in Chile can be blessed with finding out their stories.

It’s crazy I didn’t even know these things still happen.

Hi, greetings from Uruguay!

A mother's love for her children is powerful ,unending..

Who was the US president at the time, they were complicit in what happened in Chile at the time.

@@ABC1701A I think we don't know that. The same thing could still be happening!

Lady you cant compare loosing kids that had a life with you, with one that was only minutes outside your womb and that you were told was dad. There is no need to look for imaginary pain when your situation is so different. With regards to being happy that he found out who was his bio mother, I have mixed feelings because now it is way too late to do anything with this discovery. He will never love this new people, he might learn to like them, but the chilean cultrue is sooo diferent than the american that accepting ideas that come from the last century will be difficult for him.

@@figarocalisthenics9516 man speak for yourself and stop being so bitter. I miscarried and for me my first child is that baby. You have no clue how a mothers heart works. I had a granma whos son died as a child and every year on his death day she wouldnt eat. God knows that poor womans heart must have been burning.

@@figarocalisthenics9516 how can you say !!! he will never love these new people, of course he can love people from other cultures and have a connection now. He was always wondering about his past and now he’s looks like he’s interested in learning more Spanish and about the his other culture. Just because you’re raised in America does not mean you can learn another culture. I did it myself.

There are so many tragedies with children being trafficked, losing parents in wars, etc and not having a sense of identity. Before there was DNA testing, there was little way to find families of origin.

What's even worse is that the regime (Pinochet) responsible for this was supported by the US ☹

If you want to have contact you have to fight. Have some time with your daughter