This is actually quite heartbreaking. The father that brought her up spent his marriage thinking his wife had cheated on him but never actually stressed it until he was dying. How very very sad for all involved. It’s a real shame the parents didn’t deal with that sooner. There could have been a much happier outcome. Sending love to this woman who had her world turned upside down
my mum told me a nurse brought her the wrong baby . my mum instantly recognised the mistake. The other mum was beside herself with anger at the mix up This was the 60's uk. What if......?
What poor interview questions and approach! Talk about leading questions, why not ask her to tell you what happened? It’s like the presenters want to do all the talking and her answers are practically monosyllabic
I agree. I think this technique is used because they have limited time but I think it should be pre-recorded not live to give time for the person interviewed has time to get their story across 😢
This is actually quite heartbreaking. The father that brought her up spent his marriage thinking his wife had cheated on him but never actually stressed it until he was dying. How very very sad for all involved. It’s a real shame the parents didn’t deal with that sooner. There could have been a much happier outcome. Sending love to this woman who had her world turned upside down
Poor woman, she has been through the mill. Thank God, for Auntie Mary ...
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I can’t imagine. Any child that spends more than half a day in my house is mine in my heart. Her parents the ones who raised her are terrible.
my mum told me a nurse brought her the wrong baby . my mum instantly recognised the mistake. The other mum was beside herself with anger at the mix up This was the 60's uk. What if......?
She seems pained
I’m not surprised bless her….what a dreadful thing to have happened to her and all of them
How would you feel if your own life was a lie? 😢😢
How is it even possible, there's a curtain that separates each mother.
What poor interview questions and approach! Talk about leading questions, why not ask her to tell you what happened? It’s like the presenters want to do all the talking and her answers are practically monosyllabic
I agree. I think this technique is used because they have limited time but I think it should be pre-recorded not live to give time for the person interviewed has time to get their story across 😢
What a lovely lady 😍 should be made into a real life adrama..
She's hard to interview
They should have asked her to tell her story.
Get nicky and davina for long lost family.