Part 2/4: What It's Really Like To Find Your Birth Father

In the next installment of Tiffany’s story, we hear the hardest part about finding your birth father: what if he’s not ready to meet you? How do you handle big emotions? How do you know when or if to stop pursuing their acceptance? Listen to Tiffany talk about this very difficult period, and how she got through it.
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[@annabel1792]

First of all I would like to say to Tiffany that I am so sorry you got that response from your biological father.. It is sad that someone who contributed to your being here on earth treated you like this. I have had a very similar situation to yours except I was not brave enough to get on a plane and go to his house. In my case my mom was 16 years old and he was 26 years old. He was in the American Airforce and my mom was Danish. I don't know all the details but she became pregnant with me and either he didn't care or didn't know. My mother married someone else and I did not know for 34 years I am now 63 yo. I looked for years as well as it did not surprise me that the father who brought me up was not my biological father. I did a DNA test and was matched up with a first cousin and one of his children emailed me to tell be a little about my probable Bio dad. Then I heard nothing for a whole year. I decided to take another DNA test on another site and was immediatley matched with my Bio dad. I was so excited because the first cousin I had encountered on the other site stated he was alive and well nearing 90 years old. I messaged him several times and no response. Very disappointing. I was also ghosted by the cousin as well. All I wanted was to know about him a little bit and maybe a picture, but nothing. It is so heart breaking I know, but at least you were so very brave to go and see him even if he did't exactly welcome you. Good for you. I hope you are ok and maybe soon I will get on a plane too. All the best. Ann

[@TheDfly141]

Hey before I watch, where is part 1 please ?

[@legacytreegen]

Here's the link to Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGScdIOieLpgfJI