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A Lifetime Original: How An Adoptee Found His Bio Parents with Mark Caffee

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It could be a Lifetime movie or a work of fiction, but it’s one of the most incredible stories we’ve heard. Mark Caffee, communications consultant (and Ann-Sophie’s former boss), shares the remarkable journey of meeting his bio mom and bio dad — 50 years after he was adopted. Grab a mug of warm tea and get out your tissues for this episode!

Listen as we chat about:

  • The journey of self-discovery growing up gay and adopted
  • How adoption was very different in the 60s compared to today
  • The rollercoaster journey of finding biological parents in a closed adoption
  • Why open adoption is so important for adoptees to feel accepted and loved
  • Nature vs. nurture in shaping self-identity

Two amazing organizations mentioned in this episode:

Hope Cottage
Casa of Los Angeles

For more surprising and authentic conversations about family-forming, subscribe to Our Families, Ourselves:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify Podcasts | Google Podcasts

Join the conversation and follow us on Instagram:

@ourfamiliesourselves

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It could be a Lifetime movie or a work of fiction, but it’s one of the most incredible stories we’ve heard. Mark Caffee, communications consultant (and Ann-Sophie’s former boss), shares the remarkable journey of meeting his bio mom and bio dad — 50 years after he was adopted. Grab a mug of warm tea and get out your tissues for this episode!

Listen as we chat about:

  • The journey of self-discovery growing up gay and adopted
  • How adoption was very different in the 60s compared to today
  • The rollercoaster journey of finding biological parents in a closed adoption
  • Why open adoption is so important for adoptees to feel accepted and loved
  • Nature vs. nurture in shaping self-identity

Two amazing organizations mentioned in this episode:

Hope Cottage
Casa of Los Angeles

For more surprising and authentic conversations about family-forming, subscribe to Our Families, Ourselves:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify Podcasts | Google Podcasts

Join the conversation and follow us on Instagram:

@ourfamiliesourselves

  continue reading

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