I love how supportive and loving her husband is!

@user-xe4go1by4j

5 ай бұрын

That's real love seeing her husband crying with her for her happiness that she found her siblings. He knew what she was going through all those years

@vwharman

2 ай бұрын

He so clearly loves his wife dearly, and is so happy for her. Awesome to see!

Her relief that they were adopted together must have been such a weight off her chest. She knew they werent alone.

It should be illegal (because it's certainly immoral and cruel) to separate siblings. If asked, they would rather be together in the orphanage than apart with other families. This is so wrong.

@IllustriousCrocoduck

Жыл бұрын

I don't disagree. Inwill say though that my in-laws were foster parents for some years. At one point they ended up with two boys, 3 and 5, whose parents were abusive towards each other. Unfortunately, the 5 year old already exhibited the same behavior towards his little brother, and the state was considering separating them. They moved on from my in-laws and I don't know if we know what ended up happening. It's nothing but tragic, and at 5 I hope that the older one at least found another loving home and has been able to grow out of his behavior. At the time, as horrible as it seemed, it really did look like separating them may have been better for the younger brother. Those developmental years are so critical. I am no expert and am not qualified to make such a decision, but I can see how it might be worth considering for some cases. At least these days it is easier to keep track of children in the system. Hopefully if the boys were separated they will have the ability to find each other later on. If not, I hope being together has helped them both. Please do not stay in abusive relationships people. It is DEFINITELY not better for children than having separate parents.

@djfearross4144

Жыл бұрын

​@@IllustriousCrocoduckmore people need to Foster then

@IllustriousCrocoduck

Жыл бұрын

@@djfearross4144 100%!

@sneekz07

11 ай бұрын

This is why foster parents are crucial. They will take siblings.

@NsTheName

9 ай бұрын

​@@djfearross4144Are you willing to do it? It's very difficult. My brother and SIL have been doing it for a while and it's not for the faint of heart. I wish there were better answers; that people were better to their children...but unless we're willing to do what we're preaching, it won't do any good.

Oh christinas husbund has my whole heart! how he was so supportive of her

What a beautiful older sister to walk into your life❤

A tissue wouldn't do!!!! I needed a kitchen towel!!! 😢😢😢😢😢

I'm an American who lived in Dewsbury in 1981. So nice to hear that wonderful Yorkshire accent!

Sobbing over here watching, its so beautiful to see them reunited and embracing eachother in their lives now

No words, just hugs and tears. Love is all.

It’s just terrible that this separation happens in the first place

Any update on this? I wanted to know if all 9 met

It’s crazy that Christine went from having two siblings into 8 and she’s the oldest

well dang i wanted to see all 9

Love this show, amazing

Would love to know how they all are, hopefully LLF will do a what happened next about the sisters

Such a nice story

I remember this episode, there’s 10 of us and I don’t know anything about my siblings from my dad.

Aww makes me so emotional 😢 I have a long lost sister that I’m looking for right now and have just sent my dna test off to ancestry x

DAMN.... I'm crying again!!!!

Tha'ts adorable.

SO they had 6 more kids, but never bothered trying to get you back.

@CS-jg7lo

5 күн бұрын

Adoption records were sealed.

❤❤ love this story

The love

Fuuuuuck this made me hella cry 😭

Selamat reuni 👍👍👍

Christine is the oldest separated from her little sisters

The terrace house where the filmed the sisters was next door to my childhood home (built 1976). There were old ladies living there. I cant remeber that one, but they were all Miss this or that. The one with the white door was Miss Ann Peacock. She was lovely. All those ladies had lost fiances in WW1. Miss Peacock was a pianoist and when I was in the Dewsbury reporter as a teen, I was touched to find that she had framed my newspaper picture. The otherside was terraces, a strange old man who died in a house fire as he went back in to turn his electric blanket off and Miss Oldroyd. Both filthy and used to urinate in buckets and chuck them in our buildings. And also Mrs Mudd who had a son called Robert who I named my teddy bear after as a toddler. Funny how to the left of my front door those elderly ladies were so prim and propper and to the right (not Mrs Mudd obvioulsy), they were filthy and rat infested. I had a desperately unhappy childhood and when this show first aired it was so emotional for me seeing the place again. Then take into account the neglect of this poor family I really feel for those ladies and would love to hug them all

Was there ever any update on the other siblings?

As many warning we were subjected to when DNA became available look what great things came of it

I wonder did they ever find the rest of their family, I do hope they did PG

where is the followup video with all 9?

I wasn't wanted by mum I wish she left me on the street's I was happier in care system 😔

And they keep destroying families

My god, such bleak streets and sad, concrete houses

@matytj5738

Жыл бұрын

That is all you got from this video?

@harryr5785

Жыл бұрын

Thats what you saw from the video? Tf

@skylinerunner1695

Жыл бұрын

@@matytj5738 Not at all. It was simply one asthetic observation to a couple of street shots early on. The actual story in this video was of course deeply moving.

@skylinerunner1695

Жыл бұрын

@@harryr5785 Obviously not. It was merely an asthetic observation to a couple of establishing street shots early on. The actual content was very moving. D'uh.

@sneekz07

11 ай бұрын

Read the room.