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Published by Laura and Peggy
Many years ago, Laura’s baby was removed from her care and adopted by Peggy. Here we share our journey of adoption; the milestones along the way, the wrong turns we might have taken, and how we gradually became travelling companions. Two Good Mums is our story. Little did we know that while we’d been merrily going our own way for over a decade, building our friendship over email and getting our families together every year, post-adoption contact had become a hot issue. When the final episode has aired, we hope you’ll agree that ours is a good story, a timely story, and a story worth telling.
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In the last episode of the series, Laura and Peggy discuss the benefits of their relationship, and a special guest steps up to the mic.
Laura’s pregnancy brings on a world of woes.
From emailing each other to making a podcast together.
From face-to-face contact to annual get togethers.
Laura and Peggy meet for a second time and an email relationship is started.
Laura has another baby and nothing seems to go according to anyone’s plan.
There’s unexpected fallout from Laura and Peggy’s meeting that threatens their letterbox arrangement.
Laura and Peggy meet for the first time and together they make the supervising social worker cry.
Peggy and her husband naively set out to offer hard to place siblings a home, inadvertently beginning a very different journey.
One day Laura finds a bruise on her baby’s head, the next day he is gone.
Trailer for the upcoming podcast, Two Good Mums! Launching on the 10th April 2020.
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