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[@sitizaridaismail651]

It's so sad to see she hasn't got married until now while missing her ex lover and daughter. She was already devastated to part with her ex lover and later on had to send her daughter away without knowing what's the future would be. She's so loyal but we can imagine how lonely she was. I'm crying.

[@hahuyenminh2031]

So did I. Your comments touch my heart.

[@ppac300]

We congratulate and praise our troops, while seeing the horrific baggages they leave behind.

[@mrsTraveller64]

It can be also that she didn't remarry for other reasons, mayb sh didn't meet anyone that she fell in love with or maybe she was married at some point. I don't think she talkedabout it?

[@mieaab]

Her only love....

[@C-eo1rt]

I think that is a testament to how sincere she is regarding the love she had towards her daughter and guilt she felt for having to separate. Mainly vietnamese used American men when it suited them for status during the war and when the war ended they ditched the children (some even abandoned them on the street) because they were concerned about the stigma of having a mixed American child and so they could find a spouse and start new family. This woman is exception although no longer with the american she truly loved her daughter and seperated solely to give her baby a better life and tried to keep as much contact to find her even when she was an infant (this is how you know she is sincere).

[@Mimi-fe2gm]

Beautiful story... sad that Mother felt she had to let her go, then suffered for 44 years wondering what happened to her. She was stunningly beautiful... and still a beautiful lady. I'm so happy they found each other!

[@tonisumblin2719]

She didn’t feel like she had to let her baby go. She absolutely knew she had to for the sake of her baby. It was the same in Korea during that war. Mix raced babies caught hell. They would have had a horrible life.

[@francescodimare1494]

I have really cried over this three story. it was beautiful to see that mother and daughter were reunited after 45 years. I wish these two women the best things and long life forever together. God Bless you!!...... Francesco from ITALY.

[@davidjames3126]

As a veteran of that war this heartwarming story bought tears of joy. God bless the families for sharing.❤️🙏❤️

[@keldealmeida5768]

God bless you, Sir!

[@edgarteran1894]

I have no words . Just tears . Thank you Sir. Welcome back home

[@ishtarmithras7396]

Bawled my eyes out for this one. I lost my Mama this year, and this sweet, elegant, resilient and strong woman reminds me of her. 44 years and this amazing woman never gave up. That's a mother's love for you. A powerful force. I am so happy she found her daughter and bless all the wonderful people who reached out and helped her. But sweet jeezus am I crying at the happy ending to this story.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Same bitter sweet 😊

[@josephineacolicol1990]

I can't imagine the terror & worries that she suffered for 44yrs. Not knowing what happened to her child. Thank God they have finally reunited!

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Indeed, and that feeling does not go away! I havent seen my son in 5yrs

[@lisabanks7742]

I’m literally crying 😢. I’m happy that the mother and daughter reunited and found closure.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Same so bitter sweet

[@dharris2005]

My aunt during the war in Vietnam met an American soldier and shacked up with him. One day she woke up and he was gone leaving a stack of cash on his pillow. She was heartbroken and then scared after finding out she was pregnant. She cried to my grandmother who told her to “get it together. I will help you raise the baby and if you don’t want to raise it I will!” Well my aunt did get it together and my cousin is one of the best people I know. My grandma was more fortunate, she already had 6 kids and she met my step grandpa (an American soldier) they had 3 more kids together and he brought all of them to America with him. It’s crazy hearing these women stories and seeing how strong they were to make such heartbreaking decisions in hopes it is the best move for their children.

[@sav.5881]

aw i cried watching this my dad is 1/2 viet his experience with his American dad was short lived due to old age i’m so glad i got to know my viet grandma at least

[@davidjames3126]

That is great..an old proverb: If you don't know where you are going you should at least know where you come from.🎯

[@KimAhrina11]

I'm sorry for asking, your dad story was like in this video tho? Can't imagine life in those positions especially as the moms/women that abandoned just like that 😞

[@to-phuongng6496]

I cried watching this and am grateful she finally found her daughter. Hearing stories about the vietnam war from my mother, many sacrifices were taken during this time. I am grateful for my parents and what they had to go through.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Me to 😢 I dont know where my son is

[@alex-sd]

Amazing and beautiful story! Kinda sad that the mother didn't get married. She was and still is beautiful!!

[@ThanhVu27696]

This story is unfortunate, but it is significant for reuniting the daughter and mother. I came to the US with my half-Vietnamese and American sister. When I was in the Philippines, we gave the US embassy my half-sister's father's dog tag; the US embassy was able to locate my half-sister's father in America. He is still alive but won't accept my sister as a daughter because he has a good family in America. He even wrote a letter to us and said, "Thank you" for caring for my daughter, but I guess because of his second wife and family. He rejected my sister, and she cried a lot. Unlike this story, she found her mother, and I am very happy for them. I understand the mother's story; I hope the daughter will forgive her. I grew up in Vietnam, and the majority of mixed kids would be punished either by the Vietnamese government or become the children of the dust.

[@JosannaMonik]

Wow, we don't realize how lucky we are just to live normal lives with our families.

[@n0254777]

What a happy yet tearful reunion. I'm so happy to see the mother and her child finally got together back in life

[@lisabanks7742]

My cousin is in a similar situation. His mother met his dad during Vietnam War in 1975. When I was very little, I overheard the conversation that his mother had made an effort to find his dad in the U.S. so that the dad and son can reconnect but no prevail. With advanced technology, I believe it’s much easier to search now a day. Her son has been in the US for 40+ years. Sometimes I wonder if he ever had the curiosity to search for his other side of family in the US.

[@celiaedenholm6448]

This is so beautiful! There is a God!!. Awwww! tears running down my face.

[@nikkilursy]

It does make me cry as a mother myself, so so happy for them both after 44 years such a beautiful & wonderful happy ending story...

[@revbores]

Glad for you that you found her

[@judycooper9103]

So brave and heartfelt all those years. What a lovely family the daughter has. Both mother and daughter are so gracious

[@markfrankham1]

Crying throughout 😢

[@tambui2587]

My families left Vietnam in 1975 also. Unfortunately my grandmother didn't want to leave with us. She pass away with a broken heart. I'm so glad mother and daughter able to finally reunited.

[@LEO-ix4oh]

That means your family are the betrayal of your country if you make friendship with your enemy

[@hothingocminh8849]

May I ask the reason why your families decided to leave Vietnam? heard that many left in 1975, even though they didn’t sure about the chance of survival.

[@tambui2587]

My dad works for the U.S. embassy . The government mentioned that if we stay, we will probably end of Dead. Dad thought that would be best if we left. Unfortunately, my parents struggle to start all over again in the United States. Now, both of them pass away. I always wonder what our life would've been like if we did stay.

[@hothingocminh8849]

@@tambui2587 That’s really sad to hear. May I ask if it is the communist gov that make your family leave?

[@a.k.7116]

Imagine tearing your heart in half.

[@brianree00]

Sad story but very inspiring...glad she found her daughter again...must have been so hard for her...

[@noyc1394]

I think it a great story and happy she have an understanding daughter. I am sure any mother would understand her decision to give up her daughter.

[@HLCA01]

The mother made a right decision to send her daughter to America. I had lived in Vietnam after the Vietnamese communists took control Vietnam. All of children whose their fathers were Americans soldiers had humiliated every single day. Even me (a Vietnamese child) got humiliated for years because My father was soldier and served for south Vietnam government

[@mariarobles7230]

So terrible! Ppl are cruel n love to destroy the souls of others, demons

[@lisacondry9233]

Hi Hung, you much be in the US now, I am happy for you. I am also a Vietnamese refugee living in the US. God bless!😊

[@HLCA01]

@@lisacondry9233 yes I am living in the USA right now but had to paid the price for it. My grandparents, my mother had passed away but I could not go back to see them for the last time. The communists retaliated us by took our house and almost everything from us Saw my mom worked hard, eat less save food for us. Walked to school in the hot sun light, with empty stomach every day. I escaped from Vietnam by boat with 121 people in a small boat for 7 days on high sea. Came here with empty hands, not a word of English but managed went through college. Had worked with two respectful Vietnam veterans bosses. Proud to worked with them

[@saifalik6226]

@@HLCA01😂 south Vietnam was corrupt and puppet of USA even knowing this you sided with USA so obviously they humiliate to 😂 democracy

[@lisacondry9233]

Great ending, I am so happy that they finally found each other. I am a Vietnamese refugee and was in Saigon during the baby lift.

[@jasonblood7729]

What a wonderful reunion for my best buddies wife..God bless

[@a.k.7116]

That poor woman went through a living nightmare thanks to G.I. JOE.

[@brennanleadbetter9708]

You can also blame the North

[@KimAhrina11]

Joe was a big lie, but maybe he was in difficult situations/decisions tho (he seems has relationship with other Asian woman in the photo when he was old). Also there was no condom back then right, the veterans probably bred everywhere. Like those colonization armies

[@jaripenatari]

@@brennanleadbetter9708 why? did the north forbid joe to contact her after the war?

[@milliemagicwonder]

@@brennanleadbetter9708 the north just released the south from war with the usa, all written in history =))) that joe man takes the responsibility, not the north who tried to bring union for our whole country

[@dougcorcoran5455]

​@@jaripenatariAmericans were not allowed to go to Vietnam for a long time after the war. He also didn't know he had a daughter.

[@BK-qp8zp]

I am friends with a beautiful 1/2 Vietnamese lady whose father was on the last flight out of Vietnam. What a wonderful story!

[@peachpathfinder]

I am Amerasian, and my father was on the last helicopter that left the roof top of the US Embassy. My mom was 2 months pregnant with me during the Fall of Saigon, so I consider myself the last of the war babies from VN.

[@dankool688]

They need to make a movie about these family..sweet ending...

[@kedoh75]

And all the other children these "soliders" fathered. Women wear the burdens of men everyday and look at the impact.

[@cosmichef75]

I'm not crying you are. Wow you can still see a bit of the Vietnamese grandma in the grandkids.

[@nnyv0040]

This makes me heart happy so happy i'm crying. A beautiful and sad story.

[@victorialong8220]

🥺🥺 What a strong woman ❤️🙏🏻

[@JBigjake]

More people need to watch this video.

[@Mandragara]

The trauma of war echoes through the generations

[@social.b]

Beautiful... so Beautiful ...

[@stevenguyen7903]

Wow!!! what a beautiful story it made me come to tears. I am very happy to see them come together

[@tintin6309]

I cry every time watching this .. wishing them nothing but happiness for the rest of their life

[@joku6863]

Hope the daughter could bring her mother to live with her

[@mechanicforlife9468]

Wonderful story.

[@ComfortsSpecter]

Beautiful Human Achievement Thank You for This Great Story Incredible Art

[@yvonnepagan9912]

Such a long time of sadness and wondering how and where her daughter was! She would have yearned for Jo too all those years. So sad that he never got to see Dep again. But all that diminishes as she has found her daughter. How brilliant is that, and how wonderful there are people who can help resolve these mysteries for the sad and lonely relatives. A love a happy ending!!!!

[@jasonmarkson3773]

I cannot stop the tears

[@coachdms]

my heart breaks ...

[@dora2278]

Iam happy it turn out good that she and her daughter and family united together ❤️ love spreads quickly ❤️ 💖 💙 💕 💗

[@luisguzman8149]

I brought me to tears...though is a happy ending story

[@monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050]

So her father planted his seed and left. Nice!

[@belle9438]

Yes, and I think the U.S. government should have made them take responsibility.

[@1m2rich]

Why is that a surprise?. A love story of an American women who had an affair with a Saudi. The son pictured being royal for some reason. He met the father who wanted nothing to do with him. He was surprised and hurt. This happens when there is no marriage. Women are so silly it would. Be careful to believe men who aren't committed to you. Children should not be led like this.

[@albatoul491]

I'm so happy for both of you

[@markusjordantesoro2992]

One of the hardest feeling and situation in life.

[@tiopuerco6923]

wonderful story

[@tonydoe877]

Incredible story ❤️

[@sparklemonkey11]

A beautiful story.

[@elenitadelacruz3535]

One of my favorite reunion she look like her mom..also i like meet me at the bridge

[@ordersgalatea8101]

Mom is always .............................................. heart of the ocean!

[@CDidd]

In the picture taken at the end of the video, both daughter and mom crossed their legs, so cute! Like mother, like daughter!

[@154g]

Great story. God bless

[@lizzygarrett7355]

I Was crying a bucket😥😭

[@matthewbeard1831]

The dad is the bad guy

[@JaxTheReaper21]

Why?

[@sultanas.5411]

@@JaxTheReaper21 first because he was married at that time and he didn’t tell her,second, he didn’t want to read any letter of her….very shameful in suppose that you know you have a child in common

[@monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050]

@@sultanas.5411 typical of many Americans. I'm sure they still do it these days at the country they bomb. Plant their seeds and leave.

[@bruceli853]

The dad is just a man wanted to use her to feel super tight good inside her.

[@KimAhrina11]

@@sultanas.5411 It was like common situation maybe for those other half kids/women with the vets dads/lovers. Geeesss bred everywhere. There was viral tweet on twitter about the vets, how some people convicted their veteran's grandpas if they have kids or something overseas, the grandpas mostly would just slightly smile. Also it seems the letter was never arrived but idk tho . Leigh said in the interview, "I learned that my biological dad and his wife had divorced. He never remarried. However, he did have custody of my half-sister, Bonnie. He pretty much lived on a motorcycle, went to dive bars, hung out with a lot of vets. And he and my half-sister traveled around a lot. They lived in a lot of places. He had these little jobs that he would take, and then they’d move again. So, he never put down roots. He was in and out of relationships"

[@danhdo8233]

Vui quá

[@iwanmurtanto1798]

Oh no..my tear😥

[@IgorotDancer]

And you can clearly see their resemblance. I hope they both live a good life.

[@waynelkduarte45]

This is a very heartwarming story It is so sad that these halfbloods are looked down on These are some of the prettiest people on Earth In Hawaii we have many half or hapa

[@samoryTure]

She actually looks like her mom. Especially looking at the mom's younger picture.

[@mojamamonja1897]

I would have taken her with me to the US. She doesn't have much time left. She needs the love & care of her daughter.

[@jasmineniranjan5782]

Wow the mother never gave up

[@iracisouzacastro1545]

Que agora ela possa dar todo amor guardado por tantos anos pra essa filha e pros netos. Que sejam muito felizes.

[@hienanhtran4331]

Omg I feel so much pain in that, but Ms Dep said like her pain was nothing, I think she must hide her pain 😢. Wish the best thing will come to her ❤

[@rashidhusain2958]

I wish i could find my mum too, never i had a chance to meet her since she gave birth to me. This one has brought tears in my eyes!

[@janetharris4237]

Don't give up!

[@rashidhusain2958]

@@janetharris4237 thank you for giving me hope.

[@janetharris4237]

@@rashidhusain2958 My mother once helped an Englishman find his GI father so I know it is possible.

[@rashidhusain2958]

@@janetharris4237 well but my story is little different, coz she's gone forever 😢

[@janetharris4237]

@@rashidhusain2958 Oh no! I am so sorry. That is a heartache that never mends. So hope that you are able to find moments of comfort and peace. This life can be so hard. Praying for you.

[@nickmarchi4304]

Wow

[@earlyriser4033]

That poor women lived a hard sad life. The daughter looks as though she lived the easier US life. I couldn’t leave her there but at the very least would buy her everything she needed and visit often or get her to come to the US.

[@lisacondry9233]

She might not want to come to the US. We do not know whether she helps her Mother or not. Her Mother’s also indicated she just wanted to know if her daughter is alive and have a good life. You must have missed the part that the daughter said because of Covid so she could not go back to Việt Nam. I understand the situation as an open book since I am a Vietnamese refugee. Please be happy for them - they have been through so much. Have a nice day.😂

[@zenthumb]

What a beautiful story. I'm so glad she had a good life in the US.❤

[@tambui2587]

My dad really never talked about it. He was captured by the communist and was tortured before I was born. Unfortunately we didn't have a choice but to leave. If it wasn't for the war in 1975, we would still be living in Vietnam.

[@loneaxolotl]

Asian and Caucasian genes have the most stunning offsprings. My mom is half Spanish, half Filipino married to my American-Danish father. I'm so happy for the mom and her entire family.

[@visualbasic-2022]

For us that have both parents while we grew up, we can not possibly understand all the pain,

[@herowillrose3198]

3:08 She made last attempted wrote a letter to JFK younger brother- a senator from Massachusetts but no response. Very heart saddened that she spoken English and written as well. How could a senator from Massachusetts ignores such requested? Any how, those senators already passed away. But this family must go on with remaining time to recovering and rejoicing full love for each other, because the next war, will be nuclear power, so no one will be left behind.

[@catatanmamisonyas9772]

It reminds me of one of Chloe Moretz movie.. titled Mother Android.

[@OU1846]

Bless them all, just a few months later and their meeting wouldn’t have been able to take place. I hope they all made it through the pandemic ok.

[@rizalitobrabante9719]

happy family,despite seperated for 44 long years at last they meet again...

[@ShelbyA2LA]

❤️🙏

[@bduidang7193]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Ryan-he2qz]

The story of past world war is now like a shattered small Pieces of the lives of the many who survived that day. Until that small Pieces is again been put together like puzzle.

[@alinagabrial6407]

She still keep the letter 😭

[@snoopyyy_23]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@addo2419]

Kinda sad so many of these men went home and didn't keep their vietnamese girlfriends or even help them or care to know if they had a child

[@nataliemeenakshithegreat7780]

Crying

[@dominiqueschaffner308]

In every war...on every corner of the world, soldiers and civilians meet and fall in love and too often experience pain, hardship, suffering and separation..! For a few lucky ones there is a future... Sadly not many

[@angellauria1909]

I can’t believe that her mother is going met her daughter for the very first time for long long time.

[@Human1living]

Je connais un homme née d’une maman vietnamienne et un américain, adopté en France qui s’appelle Olivier.Il cherche toujours sa maman.Son histoire m’a rendu triste

[@trinhphuong521]

Du the nao di nua _ con da cung nam trong bung ! Me ! 9 thang 10 ngay _ con cung cam on / me ! Nhieu lam _ du me co the nao di nua_ con van thuong me nhieu lam ! Tinh me la cao ca nhat tren doi _ du xa con_ 44 nam _ nhung me van mong con tung ngau ? ✈️🇻🇳🆗️🇱🇷😎😎

[@chapina1492]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ic8611]

❤

[@mahzanisa5214]

Wow.. she doesn't look like mix at all..

[@ComfortsSpecter]

The Comfort Of Man Know’s No Bounds

[@keumalacmhl8574]

they both share the same look ✔

[@majikdivaa6199]

THIS IS A TOUCHY STORY OF AN ASIAN VIETNAMESE WOMAN ...WAITING FOR THE MAN RETURN AND LOOKING FOR HER LONG LOST CHILD DURING THE WAR OF VIETNAM... HAPPY FAMILY REUNION !

[@JL-yh2nh]

I never understood why they didn’t allow mothers on Operation Baby-lift instead of separating them.

[@amitdhokre9067]

🌹💐💐💐🌹

[@azadsulahian7150]

❤💙💛🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@sui2978]

Where is the father?? Wonderful story

[@kamaruddin9172]

The father already pass away

[@sui2978]

@@kamaruddin9172 Thanks.. be Well

[@ohidgydfoclci9126]

I want to be as lucky as you.