[Yes I'm Adopted] How Adoptees Deal with Sadness

Brett is out on a job all week but we didn't want to leave you hanging!
Today, we talk about how adoptees and adoptive parents should approach sadness. Sadness is a difficult topic to deal with because no one has taught us how to "be sad" properly. Please make sure to tell us your thoughts!
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[@alpha-frocentricwisdom8040]

I really appreciate having people who feel what u feel ....as 36 year old man I found ways to not let it show and I have grown to understand myself but it eats me up inside still

[@B_Don123]

Love your guyses chanel! Im going through it the past few months and comiitted to feeling, it was the spiritual path for me, shadow work, inner child healing. Starting to beable to laugh like you guys again about it:)

[@meghangossett3091]

Do you think it was harder to deal with the loss in general or loss of what could've/might've been? It's so truly difficult to hear how challenging it can be

[@AGAProductions]

That's an interesting question. I (Dave-O) think dealing with the loss is more immediate, but it is the mourning the future that can't happen that sticks with us. Definitely a challenge, but that's living, right? The responsibility is on us as adults to move forward and grow and mature. Thanks for watching!!!

[@amysuechef1]

Awesome as usual. Is the podcast on Stitcher? I didn't see it.

[@AGAProductions]

We are still working on getting our podcast onto the various platforms. Lots of fun different hoops to jump through. For now it is on Soundcloud and can be accessed through our website. www.yesimadopted.com/podcast Thanks!!!

[@blakereeves519]

These are really good guys. Such helpful info

[@AGAProductions]

Thanks so much! They've been interesting to make. 😅😅😅

[@6cygnets]

Thanks ❤️

[@AGAProductions]

Thank YOU!!!