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vid presents hello lyudmila stepanovna how do you feel? how is the mood ? so charming, thank you very much. don't be afraid, everything will be fine. i'll be with you, i 'm afraid that i'll cry. i keep myself okay, cry and everything is fine. you are a living normal person. i cry when i feel like it's better to cry than not to cry. and on the program. it's okay, we'll fix it, everything will be fine. stepanovna you've come to look for your only son, haven't you? how many years have you been looking for it? i always remember, i always imagine, if at this age, i would have seen him, if there and
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now, that's why he draws pictures for himself all the time do not worry, you are already here. and that means everything will be fine. i was told that you kept a lock of his hair for many years. this is true. what happened when i started to get sick with david already my hope began to give, and when will it be 66 years old? already i doubted that i would find doubts, making this curl went to the kitchen. i put it on the box and took pictures. then i took this stream.
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i took it right here in the evening. i said goodbye to you forever, never lose hope. this is the only one. what can't be lost. you never hoped that everything would be fine. hope dies last, they say. well, she died, my hope you know i get goosebumps from what you say you know why. because we found you exactly the day after you burned that curl. yes, we have been looking for you for a very long time. do you understand everything now? i only beg you, don't worry. all will be well. i'm going to start the program, be patient, everything
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it is the opposite, it is the power of strength that helps us overcome difficulties, no matter what , continue to live. but in the program wait for me without hope. just nowhere people turn to us in the hope of understanding forgiveness. sympathy and of course in the hope of a coveted meeting. so the hero of our next story connects attention to the screen with his great expectations application. my name is klyukvina ekaterina olegovna here is my husband viktor vladimirovich korotkevich in 2009. we accidentally found out that he was adopted by his parents. well, he was not native, he was set at the age of already, probably, a year and a half surname before adoption. he had emelyanovsk. he was shocked by the fact that he found out for a long time, as if he
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could not, probably, come to his senses and decided to apply in the program wait for me. well, all of a sudden, some small percentage that someone is looking for him. victor and i have two children, two sons, it was a familiar way of life when he found out that he was not native. eh, something has changed in my life. well, we broke up, uh. after that i don't want to talk. i don’t know, but i would really like it to work out right here for him . that's great, folks. well done. well done. ay, my name is andrey. i am the son of viktor kratkevich. i am in tourism in general. i have a lot of business trips and i travel history dad that receptionist. i know from childhood. so i was still relatively small, but i remembered this
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information, then i just took part in the search, too, where dad found out that he was adopted, we still lived together. so he was worried, he began to drink. well, over time, of course, we parted, then, that is, my father went to his apartment. here we are from time to time. we visited him until now. well, it seems to me that father, uh, here is his life, which is now that he drinks everything fell on him, and he found out that he adopted, and from time to time he began to swear with his mother. they broke up, we don't leave our father. we are, as it were, his children, and we come to visit him, spend the night. sometimes i lived with his brother from time to time. he lived with him from time to time. well, everyone has their own life ; it seems to me that if some person, dear, is found, it will be very important for him now, when well, literally recently relatively. i talked to him and he
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only had one question. what for? and in terms of why they left him? well going through to know the truth. he probably he wants and is afraid, he needs support, exactly support. it's hard for him to be alone. he must be in some kind of despair. i think if some relatives are now found for our father. first of all, it will be a great joy. she will have a meaning in life. well, his hope will already come true with him. i don’t know, a smile of joy will appear, he will simply start living again. viktor vladimirovich's good family is so worried about him. and they persuaded him to come. today in our studio. let's meet us. hello hello victor vladimirovich thank you very much
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that you have come to us. oh, thanks. well, the application for the train was submitted. not you, but your ex-wife. why you never looked for anyone, i just did not believe at first. you couldn't believe that you were an adopted child. i didn’t know, it was asked there, yes, godfather yes, that’s how i found out, told my wife , you can make an application. i understand what i heard for you. it was a terrible psychological blow. yes , why are you so upset? well, first of all, i did not expect at all did not expect. what is asking you? sorry tell your parents about your tricks. well mother, i was a former doctor who worked in a clinic. i
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understand that she, according to her father, she could not have children. that's why they took this baby house from me or this is an orphanage. i don't know it. how old were you when they took you from childhood, i was born in the sixty- sixth year, and according to the birth certificate, there is a duplicate of the sixty-eighth. well , it means that it turns out two or two and a half years, yes, and what about the parents? well, father, mother , worked at the factory in microelectronics, they studied at a regular school, and this, well, like all this well, parent, as parents in teams you were raised by mommy was daddy was there and brought up. well, as if strictly strictly watched. they are behind me. walk strictly 2 hours, well, like this is good. vitya home from the window. yes, yes, parents are
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good parents, and they have good reviews, in fact, it’s just that the soviet family was everything like probably many of the majority at that time. and you have never felt that you are not native, how to tell them? something creeped up on me. this is my grandmother. when i was taken to the holidays, in a hug, she she always kept repeating there what she cooks she says, very sirotin that you are mine here, my orphan, but somehow it’s already older for me, when i became here, uh, i saw this birth certificate, what’s the difference? this duplicate has always bothered me. why duplicate? why is this one 2 years apart? no, i didn't ask anything until my father said it himself. well, as if not quite before his death, but he was already sick. he somewhere wanted it, well, to tell you
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the truth, you know something about biological parents. well , according to my father, supposedly my parents were also doctors. i don't know how true this is either . well, it was my father who told me so, he probably knew something, and he said, either eremenko or ermolaev, that’s the last name, he himself doesn’t remember, somehow he didn’t want to tell the truth. didn't mean to tell you. where did i take it from? from which house do you need? i tried, well, how to find out, he himself does not remember. do you know that he said that i was born in moscow where exactly. tell us about yourself, how was your life, where did you study. what did you do i learned how it means in a regular school then after school, how do you to say that it’s not quite diligent
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; worked at the factory. then in the dashing nineties he was already engaged. well, trade, probably, yes, yes, yes and i traded in the market and worked in the store. well, that 's it. it was in those days, and then returned back. right now, microelectronics are also working at the plant. here, well, they are already working at the plant. is there any hope that we will find in your relatives? well, i would like to, yes, at first i probably told you, i didn’t want to go to i really didn’t want to, well, somehow, and then i still thought, well, i want to know who threw what kind of cuckoo. why, why, the most important thing worries me, why, because your grandmother is such a
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bastard. i would like to know, after all, their nationality. here, indeed. well, something like this. i know that you didn't have much faith in the success of this search. yes, you can say that, my wife persuaded me. thanks to your wife. yes thank you. you can't block your way to your dreams. we must fight to the last. and i want to show you one story about one woman who believed all her life in a cherished meeting, and then despaired. we will see. live in my heart ning not from your places adore.
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line delight your taste buds. everything is fixable, look for the necessary services on avito masters here. my name is emelyanova , in 1946 my mother was illiterate for 3 years and now she is in preschool. on this photo is my grandmother and i, when people go home to me, and then send them home and went to work, and then we just went three girls to pancakes. well then, there was no lance yet, but let's
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go. here come the three. guys, one older was a tent did not happen in the morning when they went to the girls for brushwood, while i was sleeping. this is the time i got. that is, you generally speaking, did not love this person. not what kind of love, i turn it over to my mother, you said, no, honestly , i was just ashamed of what happened to me it happened. and when i walked, it always seemed to me that everyone knows what happened to me. we were so naive. well, i'm already at work we have a medical examination, i found out, it was already september, the month of september. and i would have been married. no, you are urgently having an abortion, but they are looking at it too late. baby,
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little one moves with his mother. we fought all the time . all the time you don't bring it home here. i will strangle him. i'm here that we are serious or as she says, i'll take a pillow, and i say, i don't need naked grandchildren. and when already here uh in consultation, as i don't remember, galina don't remember something. and they started putting pressure on me. here you are going to get married. i say, i don’t know, some grandmother, a poor lawyer, came, galina alekseevna, this is all business and here, this is, uh, granny. well, she is there darling darling and i don’t know how to talk to persuade. here you write, so write, so i write at this time i refuse. that's about this time or at 7 months or eight. she tells me, probably alekseevna, don't worry if you don't want to leave anyone.
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you will not be taken away, and i have this hope sitting in my head. that's why i agreed to breastfeed the baby. and in the hope that no one will give it to me, they showed you the baby, when you were his parents, they put me on my chest, i pulled myself up with my hands, and there the woman says, why did you put her fat? he is a refuser. i didn't understand this word. i only remember that there was a big moon and a clear sky, but my thoughts are completely different. i say how well i was born. it was just a full moon, of course, there was joy at that moment, i don’t know what i’ll be back feed. i always tried to open to look at it. here is an open narrow one to see no so do not touch the child is not supposed to. and so it all was and when i ask, when i will be discharged. i see everyone is
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discharged. i think i'll have a drink in a week, as long as you have time. i'm with another nurse when i'm discharged. have time, and when i heard. that they are talking to each other and saying, it means that i can’t say the child. specifically what they said, but i realized that they seem to want to take my child away from me. that's up to me when it came to come to i, my friend, give her a note, wait, you can’t write a note. lida i’ll probably take my child away, and then it was closed for me to cut off the tuft, and she threw me through the window, in my opinion, a bandage or simply didn’t tear off the rope from me, and she lifted it up for me. like there was no sister. so i
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removed it there and either from my forehead or from where i don’t remember i cut off a piece of white hair so soft. and i wrapped the piece of paper quite wrapped up so as not to lose it. i think if they take it away, at least i have the memory of the shell left. all my life like broke up? i'm talking about a child on the head right now . and that's it, and i'm like a failure? i don’t remember anything at all, how i was discharged, how i dressed, i went to bed in the winter, and they released me in april. i am in a winter coat. throughout the winter, i also said, can i come and feed in my
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concept, he will come here to feed. he says you can't. why can't i have milk, but you refused it. everything, and i had no tears. i remember that i didn't cry, but i don't remember where i was going. i came home it was already night, where did i go? i don't remember anything, i don't remember anything. what is the date he was born february 9th. he was born in 1966, his surname yemelyanov, patronymic i, they didn't ask. what is the father's name. i say, here's viktor korneev no, no, i didn't want a blow for me anymore. according to the skull , the heart and liver throughout the house, no, i don’t want it anymore. i don't want from anyone. i didn't even want
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to get married. every day, every single day, i cried and instructed myself not to think when they show. he's probably like this when he 's walking with a boy there, or here he is, now he's like this here, now he weighs. here he is now 5 years old. he 's like this, you thought, if he sees you in our studio now, tell him something. why did they say so? i would not say that what if he sees you now? i'll just be very happy to see you.
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you have been looking for more than half a century. but ours is. we found it as if it would pop out now. with him you can't lose faith, and you can't lose hope and don't die, she's the last untruth. you know, it seems to me that we need to thank one person, without whom here this miracle would not have happened ekaterina katerina your ex-wife ekaterina come out to us, she forced you to leave a request on our website. well done what hello? hello. thank you very much. katerina
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