277 - Adopting Privilege
Who Am I Really?21 Dec 2025

277 - Adopting Privilege

Dr. Abby Hasberry spoke to me from Baltimore, Maryland. Transracially adopted, Abby was brought into a family that believed in racial harmony but didn’t support her ethnic expression as a teen. She became a first mother and was misled about the choices she made when placing her son. She has endured the ups and downs of adoption reunion with her firstborn and her own biological family.

Today, Dr. Abby is a therapist supporting people across the adoption constellation through her practice.

This is Abby’s journey.

Dear Abby Counseling

Adopting Privilege

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140 - I Wanted To Be My True Self

140 - I Wanted To Be My True Self

Darryl, from Australia, admits he had a challenging childhood from his relationship with his adoptive father, to their family's need to move around a lot because they were so poor, and his experience ...

28 Mars 45min

139 -A Sense Of Peace And Calm

139 -A Sense Of Peace And Calm

Wendy, from Minnesota, had a lot of information about her natural mother and assumed the woman would want to know her, but that wasn't the case. They corresponded once, solely for her natural mother t...

14 Mars 38min

144 – Gullah Girl

144 – Gullah Girl

Brandi, who called me from myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is an inquisitive person adopted in to a family with a history of scholars, which is rare for a black family in the south. DNA led Brandi to a ...

7 Mars 28min

143 - He Really Stepped Up

143 - He Really Stepped Up

When Susan, from Irving, Texas, found her natural mother, she learned she was conceived in transit when two young lives collided, then never saw one another again. Her birth mother's life seemed too ...

28 Feb 42min

136 – Your Absence Has Gone Through Me

136 – Your Absence Has Gone Through Me

To date, I’ve only interviewed a few guests who weren't adoptees, and this will be another one. Today you're going to meet Anne-Marie from Southern California who drafted an impassioned submission to ...

21 Feb 1h 26min

134 – Destined To Be Unique

134 – Destined To Be Unique

Liz, from Michigan, grew up in a neighborhood full of adoptees, so it wasn’t until years later in the Dominican Republic teaching a class with a lot of adoptees in it that her own adoption sunk in. Af...

14 Feb 51min

127 – I Think I Was Afraid Of Knowing

127 – I Think I Was Afraid Of Knowing

Jim, who now lives in Delaware, said growing up he had no desire to search for his first family. After his parents passed and he found his adoption name change form, his feelings about a search change...

7 Feb 46min

141 - That Wasn't The Real Me

141 - That Wasn't The Real Me

Gloria called me from Texas where she grew up with Mexican parents. In younger days she tried to find the ways she looked like her family. In adulthood, following the whim of some co-workers, Gloria d...

31 Jan 56min

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