Rachel Broussard has lived every side of adoption. In this powerful episode, Rachel shares her journey as a birth mother, adoptive mother, foster parent, and sibling of an adoptee. She reflects on placing her son for adoption at 18, the faith and peace that carried her through that decision, and decades of loving him from afar. Rachel also opens up about adopting through foster care, navigating reunification, and how her work as a social worker shaped her understanding of family, identity, an...
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Rachel Broussard has lived every side of adoption. In this powerful episode, Rachel shares her journey as a birth mother, adoptive mother, foster parent, and sibling of an adoptee. She reflects on placing her son for adoption at 18, the faith and peace that carried her through that decision, and decades of loving him from afar. Rachel also opens up about adopting through foster care, navigating reunification, and how her work as a social worker shaped her understanding of family, identity, an...
2 - The Beauty and Complexity of Adoption: Voices from Adoptive Moms
Perfectly Placed
56 minutes
4 months ago
2 - The Beauty and Complexity of Adoption: Voices from Adoptive Moms
The Beauty and Complexity of Adoption: Voices from Adoptive Moms In this heartfelt episode of Perfectly Placed, host Kate Migues sits down with a group of adoptive moms and social worker Juliet for a real, unfiltered conversation about adoption. They open up about the emotional highs, the tough days, and all the surprising moments in between. You’ll hear honest stories that show how messy, beautiful, and deeply personal the adoption journey can be. From navigating the unknown to learning ho...
Perfectly Placed
Rachel Broussard has lived every side of adoption. In this powerful episode, Rachel shares her journey as a birth mother, adoptive mother, foster parent, and sibling of an adoptee. She reflects on placing her son for adoption at 18, the faith and peace that carried her through that decision, and decades of loving him from afar. Rachel also opens up about adopting through foster care, navigating reunification, and how her work as a social worker shaped her understanding of family, identity, an...
