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An Australian Adoptee Uncovers Her Roots In Vietnam

95K views · Apr 27, 2015 · News & Politics

Comments · 138

  • @stephenc2481 · 5 years ago

    My Huong is a beautiful and brave human being. Best of luck with her project.

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  • @Srirachabumbum · 1 year ago

    I’m a new mother and looking at the little babies being put in hammock and get shipped off across the world. I hurt for the children and all of the mothers who gave them up.

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  • @sez2863 · 5 years ago

    Wow, this was so emotional to watch. I felt like crying when Sophie was greeted by the older lady in the village

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  • @leannestrong1000 · 9 years ago

    I want to adopt someday. A big reason why I want to adopt is because I want to give a good, stable, loving home to a child in need. Why would I want to bring another child into the world when there are so many children out there who are in need of a safe, stable, loving home. Another big reason why I want to adopt is because I want my children to understand that family doesn't mean looking like each other. It means loving each other and caring for each other.

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  • @nataliapalovcak9379 · 5 years ago

    Thank you for sharing....Thank you for caring for children that need parents and the love of adult children that were adopted.  I hope you find your birth mother!!!

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  • @markf.erickson6283 · 6 years ago

    As a fellow Vietnamese adoptee, I was very moved by this story. I also feel that the Australians are able to better accept the complexity of the situation than what I see portrayed amongst the Americans and our media.

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  • @MichaelPhongMitchell · 11 years ago

    When I returned to my motherland in 2005, I had wondered about every single woman in her 60s or 70s if she were my birthmother. I also wondered if any of the girls was my sister and any of the boys was my brother. I could have passed my birthmother and not know it.  I even wondered about the little kids if any of them were related to me. I could identify with all the orphans in the orphanage and Huong was right that all those kids needed a family. I also knew how Sophie felt, which was something that adoptees have. It was very emotional for me.

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  • @may_laytrucker3127 · 3 years ago (edited)

    Really broked my heart and seeing sorrow and little joy on their faces. I hope Sofie finds her mom also !

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  • @Diva_Bella · 9 years ago

    I hope she finds her birth mother it's very emotional

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  • @kieronbevan7489 · 9 years ago

    this stuff just ends up with me crying

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  • @eikout4910 · 8 years ago

    Thank you for sharing your story .

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  • @lifeeasier3462 · 3 years ago

    This war tore so many families apart.  Siblings argued over ideologies.  In the end, it was only the women and children who suffered.

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