[E111] Together: A Conversation with the Adoption Triad [E59 Replay]

Episode 62 November 15, 2022 01:47:21
[E111] Together: A Conversation with the Adoption Triad [E59 Replay]
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[E111] Together: A Conversation with the Adoption Triad [E59 Replay]

Nov 15 2022 | 01:47:21

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Show Notes

We are throwing it back to one of our most impactful episodes of the year for this moment. It's National Adoption Awareness Month and the perfect time to revisit this conversation between a Birth Mother (Ashley Mitchell), Adoptee (Carissa Woodwyk) and Adoptive Mother (Tona Ottinger). 

What if instead of being separated into our corners of the triad focusing on what makes us different we found ourselves drawn together through our similarities? Join us on this episode where Tona is joined by her dear friends Carissa Woodwyk and Ashley Mitchell. Together they represent the three parts of the adoption triad in all of its brokenness, beauty, pain and possibility. This conversation is courageous, bold, heartfelt, and raw as it invites us to reimagine moving TOGETHER towards connection, hope, healing and wholeness. 

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