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You could always hear my mother explain without explaining that I was
adopted so for example
we go to the doctor and ten years old
when others there to see the doctor not me and with her
and he says to me how come you don't look like your mother
and i look at my mother
and look back at the doctor
and my mother says
all that's our little secret
and i'd like to turn it back
you know being adopted was a secret
and
so from that moment on
there was that cloud of
we don't talk about this secret
so the class shin so there's
there were some ways that she would
always remind me that i was adopted and treatment wise
at one time felt so disengage very emotionally as a mother that was a young
child
not knowing i called her roots later first name
etc everybody else did auntie ruth and uh...
season in the journey is look like hand area
so there's always that
touchy subject of this is an adoption situation we don't talk about it
i grew up in southern california
they grew up in mentor
pericles the coast
you can see the ocean everyday windows
one other
is very talented woman
she was concentrating thinks
paintings
pottery ceramics shift starting at
uh... wedding
catering business and ventura
my father
has been electrician's
for southern california edison
man he
started that job on their first married and he retired from that job in nineteen
eighty-three
so they treated me
the only way they knew how to parent
good things about things i think that the curiosity
that you mentioned
really kicked in at age eleven i remember my mother sitting on her bed
and i guess hearn that had a fighter something and uh...
she just are crying
and i'd felt that i have i head deep compassion for her so i'd loved her
and that little voice in my head you know my soul to said she's using you
know
she's using your minute down
through that
that spiritual that little voice
you need to leave
it's not the healthiest place for him
sun nineteen seventy-six i'd go back to california for a visit
was living in utah at the time
and my mother went
and got out of the closet
her special paperwork that she kept on ice
which was the petition of adoption in a medical document should my mother's
signature my biological mother signature on it
and so they write very good for maintaining would still be a morass
sold then i had a name so from that
for the next
umpteen years next twenty years
i was always searching in the same
loneliness it just would never leave
for a functional family or a mother for mafia not a mother but my mother
when i got married
answered searching more silence search intermittently
searches with resurface at certain intervals loneliness was the biggest one
uh... might get lonely
the state
he's emptiness that they could satisfy even i had
has been uh... me monthly installments
at three wonderful children
so it just would evan flow
all tied into loneliness continously could never feel that
so it's a point when i found
i was twenty years old
for whatever reason that they i sat down
and i read the newspaper and by that everyone in the newspaper not just
picture two picture two headlines that headline and subtitles
i literally went through and i read every word that newspapers has saved it
but it didn't
somewhere back in the community section
i found this little itty-bitty wine and cheese when interests at stake
and it said the search triad
and it was just if you know if you look if you're separated by eod bam divorce
saurabh foster care
or adoption contact in his number
that one in chat
is what got me started
there which is what they did is they try to find another first
and because that was produced nothing then they go after the mail main if
there's one and i had my brother's name on his mind identifying information
confirmed there i called him
talk to his fiance
slim mitigating phone number of of an uncle
and he talked to maintain keep falling on my mother was misusing mental
institution california
and that the never faced
so that's how i met my mother
it was very surreal
it was not likely you'd expect comforting
a bit discomfort ng
uh...
and i say that because
when you need a mentally ill person
they have boundaries two sitting in a wheelchair unite came up from behind it
was my brother in industry slowing in sweden trying
uh... himself
by just sat down on this little brick wall that's not right next to her
so from that moment
i was happy but i knew
inside i was very calm
there is very respectful and canine didn't think she is mentally ill all
she was funny she was articulate
sheeting journal ourselves you know she let go she's just an old woman sitting
in a wheelchair and i think she was happy
she was the jolly is
old lady that ever met init when we went away from that meeting
likening my husband
you know it was like she is happy she is happy than your adoptive mom and nine
other my dr mun had everything in the world that she would need
and she was not happy
whistle sylvia
who lived on the streets for twenty years
had these two children had sent them away to live with an uncle padmini gave
me out
this is a happy when not that she was happy about those things
but she knew how to live in a moment and that's what made her happy
dot
tennis shoes yesterday cuz
it was on the induction paperwork on that there were two children and adults
or nearby
seen by seven years and he may nine years
and the arpa wendell who had made contact with on the phone
told me about lord james she's also a mental institution
but in a separate facilities
for whatever reason
something happens and
uh... i don't know the event but i think what happened was that she
what came home stone on something
she's calling on the floor like a dog threatening another
saying he should be afraid of me
solicitous of his home at the time
it's also the call the cops
pop singer
i think she got into the mental institution
system in california is never left
just gross
religions
has a meeting laura jane was just
possibly take
i wasn't prepared
victim to meeting with laura jean
i was prepared
you don't study for this kind of thing
it was a joy to be able to communicate with her
so we went to leave at least for hours and i gave her a big hug goodbye
purchases okay a one you know and she runs over to her little brick wall and
sits down and then she starts
doing this dislike recently spent
and so i just i walked by i start to get emotional
because i've always wanted a sister hollings
and i was one of the older sister because i wanted some of the rescue me
and
she couldn't do that for me
but i can do something for her
slow
time walking out and getting a lot of the sinking
i'm walking out of this double gated compound
here's a hundred three residents
i'm overwhelmed
with what these two days of rotten in my life
and
just as i'm not ready to hit the gate
she jumps up
runs overtraining in his name big kiss big hug
salim breaks
and i can tell you something that was really
or someone on there
it was my sister
so here i am
i have a mentally ill mother
i have a normal brother
and i have two sisters and i always wanted
so it's like
survive might do with this
you know controlled by process of but as i walked out those dates
dot
on a new
with an instant
that if i had been left in there
i would not be alive today
telling you that bennett age forty three
and it's not one of those
storage a makeup in your head in
you because a lot of books i've read a review on site another novel reader
or as normal self help reader
nine new at that moment
beyond anything else
that i would have not survive in that family
and that's why i was adopted that's why i was put up for adoption
and then put into this other family
you know that family was complicated
and difficult
the lord new i could survive
and that's what he gave me took me from one
infamy in another and that's what i call god's safety net adoption
i'd
feel grateful very grateful
but i'm more grateful
cuz now i got to meet them
made me cry
story so huge
you know to share just little snippets it's it's hard
someday i'll write all this down and have a lot of it written down
but i do not sharing the story psychiatry she being able to
take the time to ask
because it's not easy subject
especially cuz mental illness in
drug use and
unwanted pregnancies and things like that
additional
for certain
that this is not a story i could have written
or even dreamt of
and my entire life is an adoptee
could have never fathom
that this would be the result
what god has given me
and
i know without a shadow of a doubt
that god is in everybody's life
and he guides our paths
and
it's amazing
where the staff has taken me
and i'm so grateful for it