Bulgaria's Abandoned Children Find Hope (Amazing People Documentary) |

In the hills of rural Bulgaria lies Mogilino, a small village whose main employer is the children's Social Care Home - where 75 unwanted children are growing up. Few of the children can talk, not necessarily because they are unable but rather because no one has ever taught them how.
With extraordinary access, director Kate Blewett takes us into this tragic silent world. She meets children such as, Milan, the gentle giant who spends his days doing chores and watching over the others, and mildly autistic 18 year old, Didi who is able to talk, and has plenty to say, but no-one to speak to. The children that surround them suffer a variety of problems, many are blind or deaf and some are unable to leave their beds, many are literally wasting away.
Abandoned into the hands of the staff at Mogalino these children inhabit a bleak uncaring world, so devoid of normal everyday stimulus that many have taken to rocking slowly and constantly in their chairs just for something to do.
Bulgaria has more institutionalised mentally and physically disabled children than anywhere else in Europe. This film is a heart-rending and eye-opening look into the life of one such institution.
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[@landoflani7954]

I am so happy those children were saved from those uncaring hands. So happy to see Vasky doing better and talking again ❤

[@tinygrim]

Not uncaring, working with all they have and can do . No funds, staff only do what they are given to work with. Back in Rome they just piled them up in a place and literally left them to die . These are truly poor countries.

[@KR-kj9oi]

What about the pos who beated the boys? Still not a bad person, but bad circumstances? ​@@tinygrim

[@tori8925]

@@tinygrim​​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠ They were literally HIT and physically abused… You can have nothing but still make sure they’re treated with basic respect. They showed no kindness & were nonchalant when these children were crying in pain… They were abusive towards those with no voice. You do not need money to show compassion

[@tinygrim]

@@tori8925 I saw that after towards ending. I'm sorry.

[@kristinamehremova8773]

I am sorry to say this ,but it is not " the uncaring hands", but the fact this places are nearly surviving , the government doesn't give them enough money to care properly for the children, and some nurses there also don't receive very moth salary and most of them receive around 400 EU which is extremely little

[@HeatherOlsen-Gebhard]

"He's not sick as far as I can see" just absolutely baffled my mind. HOW can you look at that emaciated, suffering child and say he's not sick??? This whole documentary is heart wrenching. I wouldn't have the patience that woman does if I heard THAT as an acceptable answer. God, I pray for these children, they are all children of God and have a purpose and a light. 💔

[@stephanienishimura9113]

Kate is an amazing woman! What an angel 😇! She saved these children from a horrible situation. I watched the original full length versions a few years ago and it is still heartbreaking to see these children neglected. The ending was such a beautiful update on how these children’s lives have changed for the better and how love can renew their body & spirit! God Bless Kate and her investigation team 🙏🏼!

[@annielund7188]

❤️ Thank You so much for share your knowlegde about this video..!! 🙏🙏🙏 Its very hard to give a “ thumb up/LIKE” this video. But it is about the people behind the video, and what They have done to try tell, whats going with the dear poor children. That is was we should LIKE…❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kaseyburton2518]

How do you watch the 1st half?

[@stephanienishimura9113]

@@kaseyburton2518You can search their account for the original uploads. I think I saw this 2 part series a few years ago.

[@iamterriffic7041]

Its called Bulgarias Abandoned children 2007.. its says its available on Kanppy ..but in pt 2 shows alot of the first one ..I hope this helps​@@kaseyburton2518

[@serenitynow288]

Didi is so smart and I feel she has so much to contribute. All of these children are so precious. I wish I could adopt them all. God’s blessings and care upon them all and thanks to the lady and camera man that gave this report and also all the kind and loving carers. I hope their lives continue to prosper ❤❤❤

[@dallasgraf6442]

The mentally disabled and mentally ill are not dirty secrets to be hidden away made fun of, mistreated or forgotten. Sickening what the human heart is capable of.

[@mysurfing3550]

Life is harsh sadly. Humans are the only species that even care for the weak, and many do not have the resources.

[@tinygrim]

Yeah, even nowadays... I sadly at 60 still can clear a room 😢 people don't like others with mental health issues that are from trauma and PTSD.

[@TeyannaWilliams-pu6uu]

Could you imagine the uproar if they were dogs. Omg the UN would be involved.

[@tinygrim]

@@TeyannaWilliams-pu6uu yeah, or cats. I love my pets. But I've said that before too. You're right. But there are places like this dogs and cats spend days and years and no one really cares either. Seems anything that doesn't benefit humans are neglected, worse today than ever.

[@AcidOnTheStreet]

This is an old docu, most have been re-located years ago

[@1u1u89]

I watched the documentary years ago & never forgot these children. I wish we could see how they're all doing now.

[@geochan92]

I saw a clip from somewhere a while back that unfortunally for Didi, she ended up somewhere that set her back... She was so happy where she was at before and yet ended up somewhere else where she was isolated and lonely again…

[@Livingtheinvisiblelife]

@@geochan92how horrific 😢. She had so much potential to be a fully functional adult.

[@geochan92]

@@Livingtheinvisiblelife she did.. she was visited back in 2019. She ended up after a little digging in a place that’s isolated for people with schizophrenia and elderly, she wasn’t supposed to be there since she doesn’t have that diagnosis. At that point she had been there for 8years… completely regressed, thin, frantic and stuttering when she spoke. And back to the rocking…

[@Livingtheinvisiblelife]

@@geochan92 oh that makes my heart so happy😁 thank you for sharing that.

[@iamterriffic7041]

​@@Livingtheinvisiblelifewhy would this make you so happy? She's doing Terrible ..are you for real ?

[@IloveNZ6389]

It is just so sad to see these poor people being treated like this....Thank God Milen, Misho and Didi and Vasky are all doing so much better....I can't imagine just abandoning your kids. Such heartbreak. Be well, peace & love from New Zealand.

[@DiZoSoMom]

I’m only a few minutes in, but seeing the children rocking themselves breaks my soul. This is a coping mechanism. Children need that rocking and loving soothing motion, it feeds a part of their soul and psyche that cannot be fed in any other way. When not met, they learn to aggressively rock themselves. It’s the only way their needs are met- to meet them themselves. What a horrific reality for a 3 year old.

[@Ana-wj4hl]

😞😞😞😞

[@betsylynnvedrine3784]

Few seconds

[@hamatoJade]

It is called hospitalization.

[@DiZoSoMom]

@@hamatoJade it’s called “institutionalized” behavior. And it’s completely unique to kids who aren’t properly cared for.

[@hamatoJade]

@@DiZoSoMom about the term I stand corrected, it is "Hospitalismus" in German and I thought it would be the same. But it is not exclusive to children. Also older folks with dementia or grown ups with mental disability can get it.

[@lifescalling8080]

The little girl screaming in pain… the staff casually ignoring her broken leg… just horrendous. 😭

[@ginaphenix3519]

Yes that disturbed and traumatized me,poor babies,MY God😔

[@pavelsmom1089]

My son came from an orphanage in E. Europe. He was in bad condition, sick and looked like crap when he got home. But with love, his family and good food, he became healthy, normal and beautiful in just a short time. GOD Blessed him with healing and a full recovery with no negative, permanent damage. Praise GOD! ❤

[@mimisikujui5514]

No...praise you for doing a great job

[@winifredherman4214]

Why would you praise god? Why would a god just choose 1 child and let the others rot away??

[@pavelsmom1089]

@@winifredherman4214 Ms. Herman, I can't know the outcome of the other children and I have often thought of them, trust me! GOD does not control humans with a remote control or there would be no freedom of choice. Humans make bad choices which hurt other humans (this we all know). But, I do know what GOD did for my son so I can Praise HIM for that.

[@arneedlund8512]

Thank God and thank you ❤❤

[@Isisda]

The proper preise should go to Jehovah God as that is his proper name

[@tarasapartida9077]

I am so happy this story had a happy ending, I was so furious during most of it. Thank God tht lady reported about this without her there would of been no changes.

[@Lure-Light]

Misha is such a carring person, he was so worried for the host and her crew. He may not be able to communicate as well but his heart is so big.

[@AliPo-ne3yf]

Didi is The Most Gifted Girl I've ever seen in my life. May God continue to bless her in this life And the Next🙌🏼🕊️

[@PeacefulTea-qb4js]

Didi had so much potential.. it’s heartbreaking to see her deteriorate this way.. heartbreaking

[@thegreenlife1021]

I thought of these children often through the years. I am so glad there has been an update & that these children’s lives have become substantially better. I hope there continues to be change in these institutions. Thank you for your service, support & leadership

[@Tanya_Maria]

I watched the documentary years ago and it still is the most horrific film I have ever seen! I hope from the bottom of my heart that these children are ok and better! ❤ Lots of love from Finland.

[@kellymurphy6642]

While this one is very sad, have you seen the “crying rooms? “About the Chinese infant orphanages? That is really sad.

[@00zarzu00]

@kellymurphy6642 it’s not a competition for who has it worst. and i actually found this one more upsetting anyway. but all these children are in so much awful and unnecessary pain. both documentaries are very eye-opening and painful to watch but necessary for awareness. filmed a long time ago but i am sure still very relevant. if not happening in the exact same place and even to the exact same people, then elsewhere in the world and to others just the same. it’s so sad and evil.

[@gailathomas5218]

It’s amazing how these people change when they are treated like human beings!

[@JennaMillerWest]

This is just heartbreaking. I’m so glad that they were moved to a better home that took better care of them and respected them. The change in their faces was blatant. I loved seeing them finally smile and thrive.

[@michelehughes51]

Didi's mother should be ashamed of herself for abandoning her daughter like this. What a disgrace.

[@guilloiscorinne]

Et le pere?

[@xyrasiachan3061]

@@guilloiscorinne Maybe there wasn't a father.

[@dementedopossum8148]

​@@xyrasiachan3061 oh ffs 😂😂😂

[@sarademartino5408]

@@xyrasiachan3061 there is always a father

[@Ανατόλιαείναιελληνική]

@@sarademartino5408 I think the father had died

[@my3pups]

The criminal and needless suffering of these beautiful children, really shows that humanity is lacking the love it requires. No child should ever have to live this way. The injustice is horrific.

[@AntoniaLopez-e9m]

Dee Dee doesn't belong there. She has so much to offer the world I seen her handwriting it was absolutely beautiful. I pray someone could adopt her. 🙏🏼🤗💜

[@whatever4566]

no one belongs there

[@leliapurky9462]

NONE of the kids belong there!

[@uniquepurpose03]

​@@leliapurky9462very true

[@priscillayergy7370]

Do you think this place is humane, the way these children are suffering, kind of makes you think twice about abortion😢😢😢😢 I would think that's more humane than what they're doing to them I wish I could come get Deedee I would I would bring her right here to live with me in Florida

[@patriciasmith4277]

Not I seen...I saw.

[@micheledesoer1975]

I'm crying. So glad these poor children have been moved to caring facilities.

[@braesmom3618]

Love and kindness can make amazing changes. I still can’t believe what these poor babies went through. I wish I could give them all a big hug and let them know they are loved ❤ I also hope the abusers get what they deserve. That is pure evil. Kate, thank you so much and your amazing crew for going above and beyond. God bless you all❤️🙏🏽

[@bethnesbitt3481]

The original documentary is not blurry and gives you a good understanding of what these children go through.

[@uniquepurpose03]

Right, I still have original video on my Playlist

[@moormagic1]

I have experience working with adults and children with special needs. All they need is love, patience, and respect.

[@almondthefurret6818]

special needs is a euphemism, just call us disabled

[@bronwynsmith2157]

The wee one that melted into her for a cuddle melted my heart just the smallest gesture of love goes along way❤

[@friddles200]

That woman feeding this child, holy crap, give her a chance to swallow and chew before you shovel the next spoonful in! @ 10:20

[@JohnJacobSchmidtt]

I think she was just in a big rush, I guess she probably has to hand feed all the kids so she's rushing through it. I'm surprised he didn't choke though

[@iamterriffic7041]

​@@JohnJacobSchmidttNo excuse😮

[@teijaflink2226]

Feels so unempathethic and dangerous too, the children could choke.

[@lizcassettai7459]

I know. I couldn't believe how fast she was shovelling the food in.

[@uniquepurpose03]

Right, I see that also in nursing homes

[@lilpotato7428]

My heart breaks every time I see a documentary like this. The treatment of disabled and orphaned (etc) children in countries like Bulgaria and Romania was appalling. Studying about the effects of institutionalization (particularly what was observed from kids as these) is so heartbreaking! I'm glad to see that these handful are doing better, they seem so sweet. Especially, sweet Milen who was so worried that Kate was going to be going back Mogilino. I am glad there are journalists like Kate and her team who despite the emotional toll of reporting on such topics do it.

[@this_is_my_stop]

I'm a developmental children's therapist. Some of my clients are like these children. Once they are adopted or rescued, they come see people like me for therapy that lasts many years.

[@caelumBeing]

Thank you for all that you do.

[@nischa777]

Eine der traurigsten Reportagen die ich je gesehen habe. Es schnürrt einem das Herz zu😢

[@gvf420]

I have never cried so much watching anything in my life!

[@barbiebeeks5280]

Absolutely so heartbreaking locked away, absolutely no love or care from the caregivers absolutely sick

[@justjonni9330]

This was quite hard for me to watch😢 Can't fathom how Migilio's director and her staff were sleeping at night. But… I was overwhelmed with joy at the end to see the great transformation of such vulnerable young children lives. Vasky most definitely was at "death's door" had she not been saved! Nothing but pure neglect. Thank you for exposing that "Death Camp!!!!"

[@grundgesetzart.1463]

why should they not sleep? They did what they could, with what they had. Which was very little. In Bulgaria, life is hard, there are no freebies and you have to work to eat. Why did the Roma parents throw their children away like garbage, and most likely make 5 new ones? This is the question.

[@deniz2783]

Vaska just sat and lay in the miserable building. In her current home, she had been taught to speak, which is difficult at her age. He spoke clearly, I understood what he said.

[@politoo112]

@@grundgesetzart.1463 because children should not be abused? Did what they could by treating them like animals? Is abuse part of treatment? Adults and parents get away with murder in Bulgaria. Mental health is not even thought of. You shouldnt be able to sleep peacefully when youve ignored broken bones and abused them on top of that.

[@sherry3661]

Such horrendous suffering…💔 Thank you to the reporters that discovered this and got those children help.

[@polly.olly.oxen.free.7353]

As someone who worked with disabled adults for 10 years, this horrifies me. The way they are treated is disgusting.

[@cassiamagalypina273]

Eu estou horrorizada com essa situação 😢😢😢😢😢

[@lizcassettai7459]

It's beyond comprehension why this is allowed to go on. From birth till death...

[@barbaralamson7450]

Knowing that most of the children have been rescued eases my heart. It is a tragedy that they were even there. Left by people whose only purpose was to love their children, and they couldn't even do that. It really did lighten my soul knowing they are getting everything they deserve and more. As a person on this planet, I've come to the conclusion that people are sad excuses for decent. So those of us who can help make a difference should. If we don't, our hearts will forever be broken. I can't live with a broken heart.

[@mimilove6360]

This is heartbreaking, how can adults treat the most vulnerable children like this? I can't continue to watch it more than few mins. Heartbreaks for them. God please help our children.

[@jewelzasmr]

The director of the hospital making a joke out of it saying she would stay there herself if she could is so sad man. She should be subjected to the same treatment they force on those children. How horrible.

[@konniej8657]

She didn't know what to say. I don't think she wanted to be interviewed. At the end of the day, she lost her job. They all lost their job when the orphanage closed.

[@uniquepurpose03]

​@@konniej8657good

[@helenhelen3940]

So happy for Didi! She is 36 years old now, how is she doing?

[@grodjigoli9509]

Digusting.

[@AS-qg1xu]

Sadly a commenter above posted that she got sent back to a worse institution and he regressed

[@uniquepurpose03]

​@@AS-qg1xu😢😮

[@theresecooper4088]

My heart is breaking as I watch this. These are poor little children that were being tortured. 😢

[@carmencierpial6936]

Thank for caring and loving these beautiful souls

[@verenasteuererer7868]

I can't understand how people can be like this? 😢 That breaks my heart

[@angelagreen3642]

This is heartbreaking, dehumanizing, absolutely horrific. 💔

[@garcialyn7169]

Hearbreaking🥲

[@Rachel-ft2bi]

Hooray for 2009!!!🎉 Wonderful outcome and even more wonderful for some. When Milan realised Kate wasnt going to Mogilino, the excitement and relief on his face for HER safety made my heart swell. He is such a lovely young man. So so very glad that Dei Dei has a bright future and I hope she continues to receive protection throughout her life. Vasty just melts my heart, love her so much 💝💖💗 pure joy and innocence. To the film crew and everyone who has worked so hard and is continuing to work so hard on this. Thank You 🙏

[@Coda.Beakindperson24]

Unfortunately Didi had to leave the boarding school, and she was sent to another home were she completely regressed. The good news is Vasky learned to walk.

[@kimkeough8742]

I watched the original documentary of Mogilino years ago and was angered and disturbed at what I saw. The male staff should never have been in charge with watching over the girls during showers. It was reported that none of the females were virgins. I can only imagine what was happening to those young girls under his care. It was so sad to see most of the children so malnourished and rocking themselves to soothe. The director should have been fired, she was only concerned with the building, bragging about recently buying three umbrellas for the pool and feeling sorry for herself. It broke my heart to see Milen, Misha and Vassy being abused as they were. I was so happy at how much the three as well as Didi thrived when they were taken out of that environment and moved to other facilities where they all thrived. If not for the reporter, Mogilino would most likely still be in operation today. She is a true hero!

[@franzifranzi1011]

In such an environment you can only get sick terribly

[@beastly.warner]

I can't imagine not writing my child back... 😢

[@veronikaveres3447]

The mother never received the letters,because she made sure to not get in any contact ever with her daughter….😪

[@jamielynngearheart9969]

How can anyone treat these babies that way. So glad see some got out.

[@motherearth5462]

I wish I could have ALL the children..😢😢😢

[@T3RM1N4llyOffl1n3]

I'm one of those children I don't think that can be arranged but we can snail mail

[@southerngrown]

These poor children. Can’t do anything for themselves, and no one was doing anything for them. The state of their health is deplorable. I mean it’s honestly so hard to even look at them bc it makes you feel guilty. Guilty for not knowing that there were children living like this, and guilty for being helpless, and not being able to do something after knowing their situation existed. I know this is old, but those feelings still arise within me when I look at them. It’s just a shame that the adults in charge of the children do absolutely nothing to help their condition. The cries of these babies are gut wrenching 😞😞😓 Edit : just got to the part where they are being well taken care of, and it warms my soul to see the smiles on their faces. It’s like the other people thought that just bc they could not communicate, that they weren’t deserving of love and compassion. I’m just so happy that these children now feel like they have a purpose, and are thriving. Thank god for the people who rescued them! 🙏🏼😌❤

[@00zarzu00]

i just hope it continued (as this was filmed years ago). i wish there were further updates. i am glad their immediate situations were mostly taken care of pretty quickly back then though, due to this investigative program. i hope the newfound care and concern stuck around.

[@jacklynsworld3177]

So sad one to have a disability and two to be abandoned by loved ones 😔

[@00zarzu00]

and then three live a neglected, inactive life in a poor country with very poor attitudes towards people like them and very little care and attention and even blatant and uncalled for hate and abuse.

[@silverkiss37]

I am not a rich person. But I could still give so much love and so much care for a child as one of these.

[@dragon-lf9ow]

This video is so sad. They may not be able to speak or see but there still people damn respect them show love

[@kaseyburton2518]

Lord why cant i just take all of them away from the pain and suffering and care for them❗ 😭😭😭 🙏🏽 one day just one day ima open up a home for kids like this and others that need help...

[@Monis188]

Horrific and inspiring at the same time... Wow! What a story. I am unable to put all the things I've got to say into words. Amazing job, amazing attempt at raising awareness. You are the most amazing person! And these children deserved what you'd given them by all means. And the last scene when the baby wanted a hug from you was priceless

[@bessiemann7468]

These children are malnourished I watched this years ago it's so heartbreaking

[@diannerose8030]

These poor babies, it would have been so hard to walk away.

[@youcanthandletheheat]

Breaks my heart so badly to know children are raised like this due to no fault of their own....while their parents carry on in the world. Not fair and not ok. But so grateful for the update i had worried about these children for years this documentary changed my life.

[@TubaTuber23]

Kate, you are and were the childrens guardian, Angel.. Was very hard to watch after i saw pt1, but it was so great to see the children well, safe and getting back to themselves again. Bravo! God bless you and all the children.. 🙏 ❤

[@serene-being]

I watched the first video a few years ago and it made me cry. I’m thankful the kids are doing better. God bless you all. 🙏😃

[@sabrinastratton1991]

I watxhed this a few years ago and it never left me. I hope Milen, Vasky, and Didi are doing well. Milen seemed like a sweetheart

[@ChanFacets]

This is so heartbreaking! 😢💔

[@liltifftiff7379]

No doubt this is heart breaking watching this

[@lyndemelo6859]

Thank you for helping these children every one and to you Kate,bless you

[@marenawhite3322]

Why are people so cruel to the weak and the injured? Whether or not a child has a right to a better life? Why do we still exercise the ,(RIGHT.) to hurt these children?? God have mercy on those who hurt and injure these children. They are humans not throw away children!!!!

[@beccabowers4997]

I am so glad that the children are doing so much better, You over here in United States we complain that we don't have it good but I thank that we should be thankful the we have it a lot better than most people in other countries...I will keep these children in my prayers ❤️💙

[@amandae5165]

I was so happy to see this. My heart broke when I saw the original video and I was so angry and sad. The help and love u have given these kids really shows and it's a very beautiful thing. Please keep up the good work

[@Coda.Beakindperson24]

Unfortunately Didi left the boarding school, and went to another home and completely regressed back of lack of care. The good news is Vasky started walking on her own.

[@JosefineKRespectfully]

This is a old Documentary but still it’s sad to see kids like this

[@f8ofk8]

This shows the old and the new. A much better situation.

[@teijaflink2226]

Would be really to see how they are doing now or at least how it is for orphan children in Bulgaria today.

[@JosefineKRespectfully]

@@teijaflink2226 Me too!

[@WilliamMurderface81]

I have thought about Dedee since I saw this around 2016 every few months she pops into my mind. I would be proud to have a daughter like her she's very smart and strong.

[@havalevi522]

======Great documentary! Kate you're a wonderful, motivated and compassionate person.

[@angieburns6241]

Being short staffed or not having enough funding is no excuse for neglect and abuse. Being kind, caring and respectful doesn't cost a thing. This is older so it would be great to see how they're all doing now.

[@lynnjudd9036]

It helps if there is not only enough staff but staff that are well trained and paid so they have a clue how to do the job.

[@Solitary0669]

Obese carers look more well fed than those poor kids 💔

[@CatarinaFridolfsson]

This was heartbreaking to watch, i am happy though to see that it has change to the better. It is important that the children get food training and lots of love. And treatment if they are ill . Please god bless them ❤ ❤❤❤

[@kissykhym]

God bless the little souls. Thank you for your efforts to expose this ugly reality.

[@samuelreuss7596]

God bless you . Thanks a lot for showing.

[@scottsallisky4941]

Sorry for commenting again but listening to that lady with no knowledge or skill lie and try to explain away the fact the a nurse probly broke her leg and they ignore her pain. These people need to be in prison it takes a special kind of scumbag to harm children especially ones like these. This is a corrupt country at its best. They keep the money and others suffer because there’s not enough monitors go around.

[@M_SC]

Sadly it’s a normal common personality type. They get in that situation, that’s how they act.

[@rainforme1850]

This is such a horrible abuse of children that I can’t find words. It’s a bad pain in my heart think of the poor children never been loved her health, or talk to, and barely care for. There’s absolutely no meaningful existence and nothing left their childhood. There’s no crasher art or any other activities.

[@estellasgadtreatment698]

I feel so bad for the children. Why was Dee-Dee (I hope I have got the name right) institutionalised? She seems pretty alright. Love her inclination towards academics.

[@teijaflink2226]

Because of having autism probably, someone with autism can be very smart but still have lots of difficulties in other areas. But who knows how her mother treated her as she was abandoned, that must have affected her development and then the months in Mogilino.

[@thomasvanrooyen9125]

Striking a child that can’t speak for him self I hope that man gets punished one day it is so heartbreaking

[@hereandnow_2024_]

Oh my gosh, this was so heartbreaking... Thank you for bringing attention to this. So good to see the positive end results.

[@ademo27]

Does anyone know where they are now 2024 or where we can look into what has happened since the last film.

[@uniquepurpose03]

I would love to know too

[@Jenniferpeter-qn2nl]

My head hurts from trying my hardest not to cry.😢

[@patsnaso]

Man i saw the same with children in Romania in the 90s

[@tinygrim]

Yeah. This is a part that and some sort of more now after things changed. I remember those too. A Chinese one too.. USA too I believe, a doco

[@kaseyburton2518]

Hello guys 👋🏽 would y'all happen to know the names of some of these docs y'all talking about? I'm a documentary junky!🤦🏽‍♀️😂 I binge watching them all the time.

[@tinygrim]

@@kaseyburton2518 one I believe is China's one child . Forgotten children of China. There's a good Russian one about the krokidil addiction that's interesting.. you may have to type in docs behind any of them. If I remember or come across I'll come back and put link. There may be another one like this but from Ukraine.

[@tinygrim]

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[@tinygrim]

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[@fettersofdromi]

I saw this years ago and I really hope all of these children got the help they needed. Didi's case angers me the most because her mother actually went through an effort to make sure Didi wouldn't go back home, then plays mind games with her while she's there.

[@rosariosomischindler9455]

Cuando pide el abrazo 😭😭😭😭, cuanto vale el calor humano, un simple abrazo 😢

[@rosariosomischindler9455]

Las últimas tomas realmente me rompen mi alma , siento que algo en mi se quiebra y me duele

[@danivynsteele7695]

This appears like it’s not a recent doc, regardless, I hav never been so moved and wonder how to Get involved, to serve these children in a direct way?

[@jacobandjeanneburlingame3827]

I have been waiting for a follow-up. I still think about these kids

[@uniquepurpose03]

Me too

[@T3RM1N4llyOffl1n3]

1 of those kids who migrated (before it was cool) prolly dead or adopted

[@sabiwoe]

Mein Herz bricht... unbegreiflich alles. Gott segne diese armen Kinderseelen. ❤

[@grod-1976]

THANKYOU for shinning a light in a very dark place and for helping those poor children you are a wonderful soul

[@ellenpeel2346]

how could didis mon put her there.Feed these kids better ,there skin and bone my god.Poor Didi Looks so unhappy, Breaks my heart.How could anyone hit these poor kids.How could Didis mom just throw her away and not want to see her. Too sad.😢

[@mysurfing3550]

If I had to guess it's probably because of resources. She probably cannot support her the rest of her life with food and time.

[@serenitynow288]

@@mysurfing3550Her mother may have some developmental issues as well.

[@iamterriffic7041]

​@@mysurfing3550I hope she hasn't had any more children 😮😮😮😮She should be locked up.

[@liltifftiff7379]

This makes my blood boil why the heck would a man be supervising the girls while showering?? This should not be allowed what so ever..I’m sorry but I trust no one and I mean no one with my child and here these children are being watched by a male..sorry to go here but it makes you wonder what happens when the cameras aren’t there and most non verbal my jaw is on the floor.. I haven’t finished the entire thing yet but I pray something or someone intervenes.

[@michellestlicitra9105]

Godbless Kate and all these angels 🙏✝️💔. Please keep us updated. Especially with Didi and Milan❣️ Thank you

[@KR-kj9oi]

You say it like others don't deserve best...😢

[@michellestlicitra9105]

@@KR-kj9oi That’s not what I wrote😡❗️ Re-read my comment

[@JerryWillis7570]

I wonder how these young people are doing today in 2024. I wonder if the improved care at their new homes changed their future any. This is clearly an old documentary but I'm happy they got this far since I never knew what happened since the first documentary at the old home.

[@MelovesPugs]

It’s so heartbreaking.

[@konniej8657]

You were lucky to be able to film there. At the end of the day, it comes down to money. If the government provides the institution with money and resources, you will see changes. If not, they have to put up with the little they have. I hope your awareness brings change. Thank you for trying to make a difference.

[@00zarzu00]

no, it comes down to compassion. people can do a lot with very little money when they care enough to. ps, kindness is free. it doesn’t cost anything for these people to give a small fraction of love or attention to these poor children, and they can’t even manage that. despicable. it doesn’t cost money to not be abusive! it doesn’t cost anything at all to be NICE. these are CHILDREN.

[@konniej8657]

@00zarzu00 They were all overworked and underpaid and no real system put in place regarding monitoring abuse and reporting it. Their home life doesn't look any different. The government forgot about all those children.

[@Emily-uq3to]

This video breaks my heart 😢seeing vasky and deedee in a better play now makes me happy I’m not at the end of watching this yet though

[@wallowedpeanut4240]

It's amazing how each of the kids that are in their new home, Right before their caregiver leaves they have to reconfirm that what they were promised will happen. And I find that so sad to think that there's still a thought in their mind or fear that they will be abandoned when their caregiver leaves.

[@rosariosomischindler9455]

Mi corazon es duro como una roca, pero ver a Milan mejor , sonriendo me hizo llorar de alegría 😊 , te amo Milán, espero que estes muy bien hoy 🥰🥰🥰

[@nicoleswiegland6771]

If this children can receive the love they deserve they will be much happy and healthier 😢😢😢

[@froggynzack]

I remember watching both of these years ago. I hate that y'all were forced to blur things because the newer viewers dont get to see everything like i did. Also it was found the some of those girls were sa'd by some of the men over the years and the girls never had any gynecological care either. But im guessing they left it out aince yt is stricter now as we all know. But i still love seeing this. I love seeing them happy again. It makes me smile so much. I wished i could just love on all those babies. I could never abandon my kids no matter what was was wrong with them.

[@teijaflink2226]

I thought it was crazy they let men shower the girls, I wonder if they somehow manipukated or prived to do that job so they could assault the girls. The supervisor can't been that ignorant of what would likely happen.

[@MarciaJohn-u9h]

Oh my word how can one feed the child like that no stopping till he finish what. He has in his mouth

[@tabithamichellemawdsley6969]

I live in Bulgaria. This is so sad to see. This is very much a hidden secret and not well publicised. The people are not bad people. They need support from the government, but unfortunately, the old regime was very much prevalent even up to last year. A new government has been formed, so hopefully internal infrastructure will improve.

[@kaseyburton2518]

I'm sorry sweetie but them people were bad people! Hitting disable,walking past that child like he wasn't there and she clearly saw he needed her attention, the lady that oversee everything should or could of went to the government and pleaded with them,showed pictures or did something to let them know how these poor kids were living!!! It's like the 1st how they were living at were just dealing with these poor babies just to get a work check cause they damn sure didn't care about them babies! I'm sorry but that's just my opinion.🤷🏽‍♀️

[@skarrven]

The gov knows... Everyone knows, and those who are in power let it happen. Bulgarian here.... I'm hoping for a change but the country was being robbed for too long and those who actually could make a change abandoned it. Here comes for hoping anyone with power actually has a heart too.

[@iamterriffic7041]

You must be one of those workers with a comment like the one uou just wrote😮😮😮😮

[@irenaangelova3897]

Това видео е снимано, преди десет години.Някои видеа се преповтарят.

[@queenb7162]

There is not excuse