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Bessa’s Adoption Story: Love, Challenges, and a New Beginning

In this deeply moving interview, Bessa opens up about her adoption journey, revealing the harrowing reality of being separated from her birth mother and siblings and finding herself in a new life filled with unexpected challenges. She recounts the pain of losing her Ethiopian identity, the struggle to fit into a Mormon family in Utah, and the silence she kept while enduring a profound inner conflict. Despite the heartbreak, Bessa’s story is one of hope and empowerment. As an adult, she rediscovered her roots, reconnected with her Ethiopian family, and channeled her experience into entrepreneurial goals to uplift others in Ethiopia. This interview is a powerful reminder of resilience, cultural identity, and the transformative impact of giving back. 🌍❤️ Key Topics: *The complexities of international adoption *Losing and reclaiming cultural identity *Overcoming feelings of isolation and silence *Turning pain into purpose and entrepreneurship Whether you're an adoptee, a parent considering adoption, or simply curious about adoption journeys, this interview will inspire and resonate deeply. ✨ Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real-life stories about adoption and family connections! Bessa Instagram: iam__bessa   / iam__bessa   Video Editor : Brook Zerom   / brookzerom   #AdoptionStories #EthiopianAdoption #AdopteeJourney #FamilyReunionChapters 0:00 - Introduction 0:45 - Meet Bessa: Her Background 5:00 - Her Picture that Changed Her Life 6:30 - Her Mothers Loss 10:45 - Adjusting to Utah and Racial Issues 14:10- Disconnected from Biological Family 16:10 - Reconnecting with Birth Brothers 16:40- Biggest Misconception about Adoption 18:00- Being Told to Be "Grateful" 21:00- Emotional Moments in Her Journey 23:45 - Reflections on Adoption and Family 28:15 - Advice for Adoptees and Families 33:00 - Adoptees Reuniting and Connecting 41:37- Advice for Adoptees and Adoptees Parents 44:05- Closing Quote