Patricia E Adams Live
Patricia E Adams Live
Adoption Experience Good, Bad and Ugly?
Adoption Experience Good, Bad and Ugly?
Adoption Experience Good, Bad and Ugly?
Sunday 16th May 2010
Join Patricia E Adams Live as they explore adoption's highs and lows. One Heart Series author shares her journey of healing through faith and writing.
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Adoption's Many Faces: Healing Through Faith and Writing
I was born to this world and I didn't get any of that [love]. This is definitely the other side of adoption.
Adoption can be a rollercoaster of emotions, and Patricia E Adams Live isn't shying away from the complexities. In this episode, host Patricia E Adams and co-host Teri Kendle sit down with the author of the One Heart Series, who shares her deeply personal journey of overcoming adoption trauma. This isn't just a story of struggle; it's one of finding solace and healing through faith and writing.
The author opens up about the good, the bad, and the downright ugly aspects of adoption, offering a raw and honest perspective that many adoptive families will find relatable. You'll hear about the fears and misconceptions that often accompany adoption—like the anxiety over choosing the 'right' child and the identity struggles that adopted children may face.
But it's not all heavy; there's a strong undercurrent of hope as the author discusses how her relationship with God became a cornerstone for her healing. Through heartfelt anecdotes and candid discussions, this episode aims to shed light on the multifaceted nature of adoption. Whether you're an adoptive parent, an adoptee, or someone touched by adoption in any way, you'll find something meaningful here. Tune in for an episode that's as enlightening as it is comforting.