Another touching story brought to us by Alex,(who is a truly sensitive and patient interviewer). Marina is a credit to all her parents; such a gentle and intelligent person.
I told my daughter that biological parents, though we may never know their reasons why, look(ed) to give them the best chance at life via adoption. Thank you Alex for the delicate way you handle the interviews that reach the core of our emotions.
@@marinagiuliarazza6628 Hello fm Greece Marina. I also think you are a very eloquent young lady and your English is perfect. Your vocabulary is better then most Americans,trust me. lol I wish you all the best!!!
What a beautiful human Marina is. Such a wisdom:). Thank you. I am an aunt and a grandmother to my adopted nieces, two of them. The oldest one is my soul mate:). I love them both dearly. They are still kids, but I guess that the time of questioning the past and search for answers will come. I hope I can learn from you guys how to help my goddaughters if they wanted my help in future. Thank you Alex for this channel, for sharing your story. You are great help for not only the adoptees but those around them. Thank you:)
Marina! I have same name as you and also Russian. I've visited Starii Crim, when I was 17y.o. and was fascinated by it's beauty .It was in 1973. It was pleasure to listen to you. I hope everything in your life will happen how you wish. Marina--Toronto❤😊
From many videos I see a common them of the reason people put their kids for adoption. Adoption is a beautiful thing; it gives couples to be parents and it does give a better chance at life for kids. The common theme is economical hardship. In no form I am judging the decision of birth parents. I am only pointing out what I noticed. My family has 9 kids, my grandparents from both sides had 7-10 kids. My grandparents had their kids before, during and after the ww2 period. It was one of the toughest economical and social time for Soviet Union. My paterna grandfather was placed in an orphanage when he was kid after his mom died and his dad remarried but put the kids in the orphanage. So my grandfather was an orphan himself since age of 8 he ran from the orphanage and build his own life living with horses and taking care of them as a means to earn food. That man had 10 kids and he worked hard and didn’t give up any of his kids for orphanage though the economical condition was very bad. What helped him is having trust in God that God will provide. Bible says children are blessing from God, and it also says that even if mother forgets her child, God never will. Also Bible says that He provides for all our needs. My grandfather relied on God to help him provide for his family. I grew up in a large family in former Soviet Union with 8 siblings in a very difficult economy, but God always sent us people who helped us. Thanks the 90s after Soviet Union collapse our clothes came from a Christian mission from the US who sent us used clothing and shoes, but for us it was most beautiful stuff we saw. My point is, when we trust God, he comes through for us, and meets our needs. He knows what we need. I know many people don’t know about this, and because of fear give kids for adoption. It’s not their fault they didn’t know this, and they made the best decision with what they knew.
Talking about connection.I've emigrated to Canada in the year 1995 with my now exhusband and our 8y,o. daughter. My daughter never wanted to hear anything about Russian culture, heritage ,etc.She speaks very plain limited R. language. We love each other, but it is some cultural disconnect, unfortunately. So, what I try to deliver to you , adopted kids, is that like one wise Jewish woman told me '' saying'', when I was young ;POD KAZHDOI KRISHEI SVOI MISHI. Translates as : There are own mice under each roof. The meaning of the saying -- We all struggle our own ways. With love to you all -- Marina❤🌺
Thank you, Marina, for sharing your wonderful story! I hope political situation around that region will get better and you will be able to connect personally with your biological family. You have a lot of similarities with your biological brother, you can tell that you are related.
Marina has similar facial features as my daughter, especially when she was younger. My side of her family is more Russian, Polish and Wales/Irish while my ex-husband's side is strong in Italian. So it must be the Russian/Italian standing out in the facial features.
Unfortunately, my Ukrainian isn't too good, as I was attempting tp lesrn 10 + in addition to English (my Mother tongue, bit not my native language, as that is Irish Gaelic Gaeilge or at least that of some of my ancestors.
Amazing young woman. She speaks 3 languages. She speaks English better than most English speakers. Great content, Alex. Godspeed.
Thank you so much! So kind of you ☺️🙏🏽
@@marinagiuliarazza6628Not just command of the English language, but a maturity of thought and how well you express yourself! Brava!
@@marinagiuliarazza6628Марина вы натуральная русская девушка ❤❤❤
Another touching story brought to us by Alex,(who is a truly sensitive and patient interviewer). Marina is a credit to all her parents; such a gentle and intelligent person.
Thank you for watching and thank you for your incredible support!
Thank you 🙏🏽
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I told my daughter that biological parents, though we may never know their reasons why, look(ed) to give them the best chance at life via adoption.
Thank you Alex for the delicate way you handle the interviews that reach the core of our emotions.
What a beautifully eloquent, intelligent young lady. She is wise beyond her years. Thank you for bringing us this adoption story Alex 👍
Thank you so much for this kind words! 🙏🏽😌
@@marinagiuliarazza6628 Hello fm Greece Marina. I also think you are a very eloquent young lady and your English is perfect. Your vocabulary is better then most Americans,trust me. lol I wish you all the best!!!
@@lenaannis8787 oh thank you so much for your words! Very appreciated ☺️
What a beautiful human Marina is. Such a wisdom:). Thank you. I am an aunt and a grandmother to my adopted nieces, two of them. The oldest one is my soul mate:). I love them both dearly. They are still kids, but I guess that the time of questioning the past and search for answers will come. I hope I can learn from you guys how to help my goddaughters if they wanted my help in future.
Thank you Alex for this channel, for sharing your story. You are great help for not only the adoptees but those around them. Thank you:)
Well done Marina. Grazie, spasibo спасибо
What a pleasant, thoughtful young lady.
Marina, quanta lei è dolce e brava. Anche il suo inglese e formidable !
Marina! I have same name as you and also Russian. I've visited Starii Crim, when I was 17y.o. and was fascinated by it's beauty .It was in 1973. It was pleasure to listen to you. I hope everything in your life will happen how you wish. Marina--Toronto❤😊
Thank you so much for your kind message! Reading your words Made me truly happy. 🙏🏽
From many videos I see a common them of the reason people put their kids for adoption. Adoption is a beautiful thing; it gives couples to be parents and it does give a better chance at life for kids.
The common theme is economical hardship. In no form I am judging the decision of birth parents. I am only pointing out what I noticed.
My family has 9 kids, my grandparents from both sides had 7-10 kids. My grandparents had their kids before, during and after the ww2 period. It was one of the toughest economical and social time for Soviet Union.
My paterna grandfather was placed in an orphanage when he was kid after his mom died and his dad remarried but put the kids in the orphanage. So my grandfather was an orphan himself since age of 8 he ran from the orphanage and build his own life living with horses and taking care of them as a means to earn food. That man had 10 kids and he worked hard and didn’t give up any of his kids for orphanage though the economical condition was very bad. What helped him is having trust in God that God will provide. Bible says children are blessing from God, and it also says that even if mother forgets her child, God never will. Also Bible says that He provides for all our needs. My grandfather relied on God to help him provide for his family. I grew up in a large family in former Soviet Union with 8 siblings in a very difficult economy, but God always sent us people who helped us. Thanks the 90s after Soviet Union collapse our clothes came from a Christian mission from the US who sent us used clothing and shoes, but for us it was most beautiful stuff we saw.
My point is, when we trust God, he comes through for us, and meets our needs. He knows what we need. I know many people don’t know about this, and because of fear give kids for adoption. It’s not their fault they didn’t know this, and they made the best decision with what they knew.
Thank you❤
Thank you Alex for doing these stories. They are so interesting
Talking about connection.I've emigrated to Canada in the year 1995 with my now exhusband and our 8y,o. daughter. My daughter never wanted to hear anything about Russian culture, heritage ,etc.She speaks very plain limited R. language. We love each other, but it is some cultural disconnect, unfortunately. So, what I try to deliver to you , adopted kids, is that like one wise Jewish woman told me '' saying'', when I was young ;POD KAZHDOI KRISHEI SVOI MISHI. Translates as : There are own mice under each roof. The meaning of the saying -- We all struggle our own ways. With love to you all -- Marina❤🌺
This is truly moving! Subscribed for more amazing videos!
An amazing story and an even more amazing young woman. She is very impressive.
Thank you ☺️
I did the same thing to find my family and it worked!😊
Thank you, Marina, for sharing your wonderful story! I hope political situation around that region will get better and you will be able to connect personally with your biological family. You have a lot of similarities with your biological brother, you can tell that you are related.
Thank you so much! 😌😌🙏🏽🙏🏽
Marina has similar facial features as my daughter, especially when she was younger. My side of her family is more Russian, Polish and Wales/Irish while my ex-husband's side is strong in Italian. So it must be the Russian/Italian standing out in the facial features.
So happy for you Marina!
Thank you 😌
Thanks, Alex wonderful work
Marina is a such a smart, wise and kind young lady, it says a lot about her adoptive parents too
grazie ben. Privit
She and you amazing. Hugs and love to watch.😊
Highly intelligent young woman.
Hello from Ukraine 🇺🇦
How do I connect with the adoptee community worldwide, as I live in the Republic of Ireland? Thanks.
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Interesting she has no Italian accent despite growing up there
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Ochen harisho
Do you speak Russian, Alex too?
Unfortunately, my Ukrainian isn't too good, as I was attempting tp lesrn 10 + in addition to English (my Mother tongue, bit not my native language, as that is Irish Gaelic Gaeilge or at least that of some of my ancestors.
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