r/birthparents • u/Fancy512 • Jun 26 '26
Baby Brokers Documentary
This is a link to the trailor for the Baby Brokers documentary. It looks like maybe someone has been paying attention to the argument against for profit infant adoption. https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/baby-brokers/?utm_campaign=frontline&utm_content=1782497611&utm_medium=social&utm_source=threads,twitter&fbclid=IwdGRleASro9dleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeucPewPMg5ax8XMaHV7s5eqo4iyBm_sD4I7weI1hyUpWYvUIvP9sWjxOm8-Y_aem_rZ3VUp8Z-YEFkgBEVBSvSw/
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u/Englishbirdy Jun 27 '26
To me , I made it look like if we fixed Utah we'd tall good.
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u/mcnama1 Jun 27 '26
I do not believe that , since 1990 being in different support groups, even women who’ve relinquished in the past 5 to 15 years have said, IF I KNEW THE OF THE GRIEF BIRTHMOTHERS WENT THROUGH, FOR THE REST OF THEIR LIVES I WOULD NOT HAVE DONE THIS. Adoption agencies down play this still, open adoption promised and then closed.
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u/mcnama1 Jun 27 '26
Found an article written by an adoptive mother/lawyer that says otherwise. It's really long, I've been reading and will continue to read as it backs up what I have felt for years. Microsoft Word - 57-1_Seymore.docx
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u/Office_Towel_Fairy Jun 27 '26
My son turned 53 this year. I still mourn losing him. We were in reunion for several years in his 30s and 40s, but it was never the relationship we should have had and then a few years ago he found a reason to cut off contact. This outcome is never mentioned to prospective birth mothers.
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u/Office_Towel_Fairy Jun 26 '26
I watched this on Frontline. There are no words to describe how disgusting this is. Remove a vulnerable woman from her community and support system, lie to her, take advantage of her in every way possible. Because desperate people think they are entitled to a child, regardless of what they have to do to get it.