Good evening, good evening, sorry, sorry we' re late. But
three minutes late, I' m sorry I told you that we were going
to start this program all seven three, because we' re preparing some oscar
programs. So, that' s why I' m a little late,
but here we are or I' ve already said goodbye, we' re
already blessed God, welcome, dear friends, how is today. Welcome to
Dr Amel Hello. Good night. Hey, you' ll see if they
' ll tell me if I listen. Good, because yesterday I saw again
that they told me that he wouldn' t listen to me. Hey,
there' s someone who says yes, there' s someone who says no.
And now look I bring the micro that I don' t have much
confidence in you, because I' ve used it and I also feel like
it sounds the same, but then you tell me, but here we are
ready for talks. Welcome, dear Ephraim Hi, girls, how are you
now, yes, tell me I have a face I' m intoxicated by
why. Because look, I really support eating pork meat, because meat,
because it' s the leanest, it' s delicious, really, but
something went wrong. So here we are, guys. So I' m
good that I eat tacos to the pastor no lupita, you don' t
understand that I have a recipe for yew, the very fit pastor that I
' m sure you wouldn' t like, but look how it goes.
How it goes, because that is the shot and caramelizes it only in one
of these pans that no longer has a temple that is a diamond. And
then I have the shepherd with the pineapple from ok to, well, I
' ll do it. I' m gonna do it that way That'
s a good idea. Hey, thanks for being here. They are all
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It helps us a lot, very much the laps that comment on the program
that tell us that the steel pans, the arters that no longer have teflon,
notice, that they are asking us and bad gives us anger that you
pan, but they are these that no longer have teflon, that they are
like steel, that they are very good. I was once in Canada,
touched me in an airbnb one of those and at first I would stick everything
until I learned to use it. And the truth is that they' re
quite rich and quite lupita that costs on a kidney, because I didn'
t come was from the lord who gave me the hermis a kidney, or
I spent this summer what doesn' t wait for life, but they last
a lifetime and that and the airlifter is a basic that they have that they
know what. Or Palomera knows what. I don' t like things that
last a lifetime. He doesn' t give me any of the dicks.
I' m not too keen, too. Hey, I feel like we
need to renew, but there are little things. Well, I' ll
like that' s a saying that it' s going to last a lifetime
and anyway, you' re going to end up changing you know what you
look at, for example, I' d like what I' d like
it to last a lifetime. It perishes and ends and what I would not
like it to last my whole life, for example, because you can buy
nothing, the sauteta, such life. I' m and you go somewhere
and you find yourself a lecrochet. So and no, then why do I
buy if I already have this one I want to get rid of it or
I want not. And all or the living room of your house, no
man, the sarri sa ever. You don' t know that one day
you' d want to change her, of course, with cats and dogs.
This is a tampominated with cats, not good, i e, the
old fashioned wool. That' s why I went there. I match 100
with you. When I got to buy furniture and I bought it and at
first I had this idea because it' s like very dads, not a
clastic, a classic dining room of great wood, very fine for life,
so that then it looks like old, horrible truth. There goes my comment,
horrible, there goes spoil. There I realized that I was getting older
girls because I was the most minimalist. Just like that with nothing, because
I accumulate a lot of things should have as many dolls as there are.
I' ve got a doll closet, literally, Rock' s got a
doll. Then I didn' t buy anything. And then I said,
oh, what a nice room, oh, what a nice refrigerator. Oh
and I said I' m already in mooneña, you' re already there,
yes, ma' am, but this is what you say, for
example, that you have many dolls and one day you have to do a
srai Gan program because you also have to see it in your analysis. What
' s that about having the thing and I' m a little upside down.
I' ll let you go, I' ll change and I'
m not here anymore and I don' t want to bathe anymore, but
what do you think wrong, that is, the dolls. I had six
hundred barabis. He came to the pandemic and they all left that gave them
co what happened to them, I sold them, I sold them all the
lupita or poor little bardis plaificantes hear what he thinks a program is done.
Yeah, don' t beat' em anymore. I' d be father
to myself, I mean for not leaving the same father, which is the
subject today. Thank you, Flanca and Eli Sondo, Thank you for this
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right now, we' re going to keep talking about our affairs people hear
yes, then it hasn' t happened to them that they leave the meaning,
they listen to private talks. The other day that happened to Dr Amelia
Mix was I didn' t notice. Yesterday, yesterday, we were recording
the oscar film for Felipe Platas, who is a super film expert, and
I wouldn' t have noticed that he was live until he warned me no.
Hey, there' s a lot of fun talking about OSCARS where I
already went to the canal and it was live, so, but it was
just for members. There' s an advantage there because, like Philip,
he' s not gossipy, he' s not interested in or speaks ill
of anything. No one goes to what goes your subject, because it was
quite entertaining. But soon they' ll see that edited program. But another
day we talked about private life, just like he doesn' t want the
thing. Today we are going to talk about other private lives, but a
very important issue, which is the adoption of children. We have spoken here
about this constant concern, at least I have had. I think my whole
life may well have been a girl, also with regard to the well-
being of children, with regard to their safety, with regard to the best
life. I was watching Ahorita, this documentary that Aurora had recommended to us
yesterday in history, in history that is Grace' s curious case. I
don' t know what, but the girl' s actually called Natalia or
Natalia something like that, Natalia Grace ok And then she always reminds you of
the well- being of the children, not what happens to her, what
happens to her. Moreover, with a disability and because not also its so
well happens, because we have seen it the case of adoptions very commendable,
of course, from a couple adopt and a person who does not know,
who cannot take care of his child, who leave him better hands, who
does not abandon himself. I wish it were, but you can' t
always, but it was the best scenario for the kids. But sometimes it
is also adopted by vanity. Sometimes it is also adopted because it meets a
requirement. Sometimes it' s adopted because people say that person looks good.
And if anything I remember a lot when I worked in the temporary shelter,
because I told them, it is sometimes very difficult to adopt a child in
Mexico. And I remember Dr Anelli, who was the operating doctor of the
shelter, and she was saying look, it' s not all people understand
that adopting is not choosing a child, it' s not deciding any,
you shouldn' t even be able to choose whether you want a man or
a woman. It' s like you' re going to have a child,
you' re going to get pregnant and you' re going to love
the child you have as you have it in the circumstances you have it,
so adoption should be. But since it is not, then the requirements are
so difficult. That was the experience that I had and that was the birth
of this theme. Dr Amel. Yes, what happens is that also biological
motherhood and fatherhood do not always obey the desire to achieve the greatest good for
those creatures. It also happens that it becomes for many reasons that are not
necessarily the ones that should be starting, because the first one would have to
be out of love and with an awareness that responsibility is immense and I am
not referring exclusively to the material, that economic responsibility is also the time that
has to be given to a child, but the emotional responsibility to be constituted
one of the best possible way to give that creature a good life and not
to harm it. So, imagine if in motherhood and biological parenthood there are
other motivations such as those you pointed out social, vanity, narcissism, to
want to perpetuate the person and so on, because in the question of adoption,
this also happens and sometimes more notably or more acutely, because you are
absolutely right. There are people who do go with all the interest to choose
and it is known that, even physical traits, not only need to look
like their children need to have certain background. Now, unfortunately, in the
world, that is, they' re going to get pregnant and they have
a donor of the Iq, the genes that is brunium, tall redhead hears,
what not, as if a catalog were going to totally and effectively,
I think I' m going to pick up a phrase that I once heard
from a teacher that I loved. The first right that a human being has
is to be conceived by love and, finally, conception from love, in
this case, adoption. If I were like you, you' d tell
us you were supposed to be a lupita. If this one touches you like
this, the stork came and sent you this pricey thing. It would be
no, but then it would seem that they are going to choose a barbi
and that complicates the whole situation, because these narcissistic traits, these traits of
things not so parents that we all have, because we all have them.
People who have blond children also have them, because of course they are going
to be present. Not because you' re going to be able to choose
a little one, a little one, a big eye, a little eye
and that kind of situation, because they can' t happen with a child,
not that it also happens with the biological children that the mother wants the
most beautiful. We haven' t seen him how many times we' ve
seen him. Then the parents say good. I promise you and I can
assure you that I don' t do it that way, but there are
a lot of dads who say good, but he doesn' t give me
any trouble. Well, it' s just that I don' t want
him anymore I identify with him more. No, and I don' t
think we have to learn to know every single one of your children. That
' s why you don' t have to consider them, but you have
to have them that you can, but know each one in his personality and
understand it and, of course, because you' re going to love them
the same and each one in his own way. That would be the ideal,
of course and there is also aside from this issue, I have narcissistic
to perpetuate, repeat, to have the ideal from the house to the van
of the children and the dog. There is also one aspect that may have
to do with boracity, that is, those who want to have everything also
want everything. There are people who have double lives, for example, and
then they' re busy with their own. What interests them, the personal,
which can be very absorbing, does not have certain lifestyles and yet,
having neither the time, nor the energy nor the real interest of getting involved
in a child' s belief. They want the son, too, because
they want everything. One of the most famous cases was John Crafford' s.
They remember that even their daughter wrote a book called Momi Dierst and then
made the film. This woman who almost fulfilled it by fulfilling the forms adopts
two children and the bad ones. According to Christina Craffath, she mistreated her,
hit her with a hook never i e, she was not a loving
mother, the mother disinherited her as well and a terrible relationship. A child
adopted, but it is as it is, the part cannot be adopted by
vanity. Ephraim is that I don' t know maybe I' m bad
girls, so you guys are more, because there you do notice that it
costs me work, because for more studies than psychology and so on. I
think it' s an experience that only those who live it and forgive it
can express. I mean, I could say my experience as a son.
And here it' s clear exactly. So I think if having a child
is a brutal responsibility, I had an adopted child is seventy times more,
because that child is true. It comes with a lot of things that the
doctor here will tell us if they hugged him, they didn' t hug
him. It already comes with a psyche to the best half grafted and you
' re going to have to accommodate, uncomfort and be very patient that is,
and that' s only achieved with a very simple word, but it
costs so much love, that is to say to the chat and having all
hit and very badly with a really badly grafted psyche. And what do we
do with a broken soul, then look. First I wanted to say what
lupita said about John Croford' s case. Indeed, he was very famous,
because it was known that John Prowort had a totally histrionic personality, as
revealed by the career he chose. But this exists as a definition of such
a personality, a person who really likes to draw attention. She wants to
be the superstar, she wants her beauty above all and to have everything that
she' s supposed to fill the life of a person who is so famous,
she forged a couple kids. Everything we said. The problem with her
is that, besides she did it for that reason, as Lupita explained to
us, who explained to us that she had the whole picture, the whole
family and so on, I think she also had very serious childhood wounds that
required taking off on someone. Then, the little children served him for this
double purpose, one to have this image on the screen, because he also
did television interviews and there were interviews there, sitting in the living room,
in the garden and much love. Then he served as an image and also,
on the other hand, served him to have, for someone in whom
to discharge his frustration and his childish and unproven pain. So, that'
s why he was fatal and these kids. Of course they suffered a lot.
No, yes, yes, and like them, there are many here.
It' s not here, it' s not forgiveness I' m
on another platform. Wait here for me. I' m back here,
well, I was here, but I wasn' t here. See that
yes, there are many, there are many moms that in the end stop
organizing me. In the end they end up, because I don' t
know if, and like the case of John Crafard, storping their children,
there are other great moms. I have heard of cases of women I knew,
a case of a woman who already had children, a wonderful woman had
adopted children, children who have Down syndrome and, far from rejecting them,
she makes a huge school for support and to be able to give her children,
the education they require and a loving mother. That' s totally opposite.
The case is unclear. That' s all I have to say.
I wanted to point out something that we have already said as we begin to
touch on what we say. Mistakes or failures of mothering and paternalship can also
be left in children when they have biological children, only today, because we
are going to focus on adopted children. But that does not mean that they
are some of these exclusive issues, although Ephraim is right. Some of them
do get boosted by the way these little children get into people' s lives
is different in that too is yes, exactly. I' m going to
tell him I' m going to say it with a man, because I
' m afraid I' m sorry Yuri always touches you, but you always
get poor yoke and I really like his music, but they know what'
s going on. That there was an interview in which he says and even
looks like dad and that comment I checked with some teacher and we said it
was not necessary. I mean, there are better things, don' t
say, and least of all on all the screens and maybe expose that the
girl rejected it because Camila did not want me. And what chi she told
me. She said it. She' s been looked at, one thing
Yuri has, and it' s that the truth says things and maybe she
should think about them more or be more politically correct. But she did talk
about her daughter' s rejection of her, that there was no such empathy,
that it cost her work, but now, well, I think she
has a great relationship and so on, maybe she didn' t know why
it happened, and it does happen to see if it happens that because of
everyday life and giving, the children look more like the gestures they copy from
the parents than because as much as the face. I look a lot like
one of my brothers. For example, his name is Gabriel and I call
him well in the mirror and he said it' s not like a lot
of my sister and we hardly ever see each other. I love him so
much and he' s a great person, but I look like him,
I look like him, and it' s not like we copy gestures.
So it' s a way of looking. But there is another way that
there are husbands who even copy the way they speak. Right, yeah,
and they start showing up because they have a lifestyle, a dress style.
It doesn' t matter that some men and some other women, but they
have like a line. Let' s say dress, drive, talk and
gesticulate, as Lupito says, and it does look like couples too. Exactly,
exact Mira says a famous adopted child, Mauricio Ohman, who had addiction
problems, but he overcame it now is an excellent father or at least present
with his daughters. Thank you, Fabiola. And it' s true.
It is true both because it is important for both parents and children. Yeah,
they' re okay with this adoption thing. Someone else he adopted is
Laura Flores, who already had her children, a very good mother and adopted
two little children who, according to him, are already older than they wanted
to look for their biological parents. It seems to me that I read a
note like this and one of them, to one of them, I don
' t know if it' s the one who allowed him to operate very
small or at eighteen, something like that for a gastic vitas. Not to
what that was like. Yeah, I remember she told it. I don
' t know if you know more, but what I remember is that he
told it and that he also had complications. He had complications from that surgery.
It was pretty delicate, but he made it through. But good is
because he asked like this, because he really had a complex issue, not
because of the pesto issue, and he asked to be supported with this surgery.
And it seems to me that what she shares because she is also very
transparent in her things and in sharing her family life. I think Laura Flores
gives me the impression that she does with a didactic intention, No or to
share. Then she talked that he had those complications, but not because the
surgery itself is a bad decision or a bad procedure, but simply because the
boy had complications, as can happen in any one surgery. Of course it
' s in any effective surgery or you don' t propose to read.
I said Andres Gusmán is that it gives me a lot of laughter. It
is very clear that yoh Ny has trouble communicating what he thinks every time the
water then legos apologizes, because they do sing. So, because he looks
at it, that is, but also, he does have trouble communicating what
he thinks, but not the truth. I don' t think it'
s politically correct. And no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
And I don' t think you have someone by your side to tell you
to see Yuri, and maybe if he does, he' s gonna say
well, because that' s what there' s a see to see.
This is not the subject we are going to touch on today. But there
' s one thing that does happen. There are people who say no,
no, no, no, it' s just that I am super honest
and shielded in hurtful honesty. They throw darts, they break hearts, they
mistreat people. They insult, then, and not and not and not.
That' s being rude, because there' s one or being honest and
another thing is being very rude don' t be worth it exactly then maybe
Yuri is politically incorrect and suddenly they say that they want to go next to
the you' re watering bad plan yuri comes back to someone has to help
him. No yes, because to say honest, to be frank. That
' s the word. Frankness is sometimes used as a shield to say things,
sometimes without thinking and sometimes I am thinking. Uh, no, I
' m very frank and I' m telling you with a certain jiribilla.
Then you have to see what doesn' t, but I' ll tell
you the truth, but it does. This one' s in detail.
Hey, he says, look, you' re remembering. There' s
guys here. He says don' t forget the veracruzans. That' s
right. Everybody says things the way they' re good, not everyone.
It doesn' t look and it says in a is that it' s
very, very interesting this. Genes also influence behavior, as you may not
be with your brother and behave in the same way. Madonna takes her children
to Africa every year. It' s a school. It seems to support
the local area and how good where the children were born if they did not
lose their roots. That' s wonderful to respect the roots, not their
anas. Zavaleta with her former Daniel Graner, adopted the boy Matías Gruener It
' s going to come out in south vibles asked yes, yes, what
do you think vita that I didn' t remember and now that I'
ve been reviewing cases, it really caught my attention that your moms are worth
a smart woman. It is also controversial, it is, but it is
very intelligent, very safe, very strong and she has taken her family in
such a way. With so much, even though he finally divorced this man
with him, he does adopt the second son has his biological daughter and he
has this little boy who gives me the impression that he has made society forget
that she in g nno moment had problems with the biological mother of this child
who appeared there. Yes, I do not know how the adoption process was,
which was obviously not anonymous, because the mother was where the child was
and what she made claim and she lived a bitter drink with that situation.
But it seems that authority, of course, recognized her place as a mother,
and now that is behind. I didn' t even remember it anymore
and we' ve seen Matías appear singing to appear, unfortunately, recently in
a video they made together regarding an assault he suffered, but also thanking the
support of the authorities that says it was very good. And now, then,
the boy is going to sip in and give himself what we can perceive.
The boy. He' s very handsome, very healthy. I know
you' ve made a very good family. But that episode he had to
see says Luna had problems with an adoptive mother who had a preference. I
read it was the birth mother. But, well, it' s probably
like you and you say look. That' s why I said it'
s something that' s left so in the past that I didn' t
even have it in my mind until now that I reviewed this information. But
maybe it is like you, you say Luna, don' t hear then
they say sorry, sorry, Ephraim was reading here how about Federica de caba
didn' t work as an adopted mother and they noticed a very interesting topic.
We must be honest, but there is an affective responsibility that must prevail
exactly. The chat is already taking care of the subject. You guys follow
him, thanks to being look. I love it, but let' s
keep going. Ephraim, Ephraim, don' t throw away the sapalettes.
I also remembered that it was because they were fighting for the child, but
they were two people who were going to adopt. I remembered it too,
ah Oktia this ok and notice that in that sense, I think your balance.
I remember the few interviews he gave, because he handled it in a
way as well as I' m not going to do a circus this eh,
that is, yes, and there he did the psyche, graft,
psyche, all that stuff, I mean, I think in TIVAS he'
s going to be very happy to remember that he' s a mapuli for
him in a prudent way and I didn' t bring him back to a
Ucirconte exactly Notice that to see the Lola Beltrán also that in the end it
was a lawsuit that Maria Elena Leal didn' t accept her adopted brother,
who fought for the inheritance. In the end, they took everything from Quintin.
Terrible hear. But that the case of Federica, which they mentioned before
and that if we had planned to talk to me it seems to me an
extremely sad case, because that is what happens. We' re going to
assume that you have a child that' s within the autistic spectrum that may
also be violent or that doesn' t control these impulses and I understand it,
but what you don' t understand if you make it public what I
don' t understand is that you show it even if you' re famous,
although what you don' t understand is that you don' t respect
your child' s privacy and dignity. That is what I find terrible,
rude and of no moral quality. Doctorally, she says in her interviews,
that she wants to spread useful information and make this condition visible so that people
are not alone and so on. However, indeed many think. I see
it too, so don' t report or help much. A photograph in
a hospital with one hand hurt and saying the child. He did this to
me, and he did,' cause you know who forgot my name too.
I remember. There is another actress who retired because she has a biological
son who also has a condition within the autistic spectrum that has sometimes given certain
interviews, very few where she has said that she has had a difficult time
and at some point I remember that she mentioned that she had cut her hair
because the child pulled her hair. And then she' s better off screwing
around so she doesn' t have where she' s from. And now,
but it' s not that I don' t know how much that
kind of specific information helps maybe lead some movement where I told you look at
such an institution can help them, in such schools, they come back andales
goes yes, yes, Claras thank you. Check it out, Dr Amel.
Check it out, Dr Amel. Indeed, it does not contribute what
Federica Va does because what she does is speak from her p from her speaks
of her as a hitter I am the mother. I did not remember very
well Virginia Sendellemetrel, who has this very serious accident her family, where she
loses a daughter, loses grandchildren and then makes a micho and mao foundation for
burned children a tragic life, because then another grandson dies to see a truly
tragic life and does not expose herself as a victim, taking pictures as they
look at how I cry. It can' t be a fas to help.
People should help and she has been tasked with moving burned children to hospitals
in the United States to be cared for as it should be. That'
s working for a cause. What Federica de Caba does is advertise herself to
see what a good mother. It' s just that it' s me
I can' t stand being beaten. I' m a great victim and
now I have the excuse to get rid of a son I didn' t
like. Ephraim. Yes, indeed, perhaps Frederick does not do so with
intent. Sarah says that maybe Federica doesn' t do it with measurement or
maybe she doesn' t do it with bad intent. But from his ignorance
he is generating something against what is being fought, Ahorita, which is to
stop titematizing people. And what Federica does with her hand scratched and saying is
stigmatize people with respect to artist. Sure, and that' s totally reprehensible,
because we were talking about it yesterday. Parents have an obligation to contain
children and protect them, and for her to come out to stigmatize a vulnerable
group such as people who have autism and who are their mom is pathetic,
she has no other word. It' s okay with all peace. He
says you gave yourself a warrior when you should have been prepared for any situation.
I mean this with all peace. We' ve already talked about it
Lupita and I before at other times that she tells me that I' m
also sorry for something unnecessary how that child came into her life and she says
that the child was abandoned in terrible conditions that she didn' t want to
repeat all the graphic that she told, because it' s not cute,
but then knowing this. These deplorable conditions in which the child was abandoned for
a considerable period of time were a possibility, giving the child a possibility of
harm and problems resulting from the suffering that he or she experienced. There was
already this, let' s say you could think that something like this was
going to happen and that' s where she, as we were told here
that I read, well, she would have as a certain idea what she
could face by adopting a child who came from that condition, something was going
to be there because it came from that situation. Then I don' t
know what. So much thought, he did not think how capable he felt
or did not feel. It is not easy the situation that lives, but
indeed, to exhibit it and exhibit it the implications of the day- to
- day that it has beyond creating, as in the case of Virginia,
effectively tend some foundation or look at a foundation maybe it is complicated point,
but a support group like those that exist from people who have different conditions Dads
disorders so in one way there are. There are schools that already seek a
school and participate actively in a school, contribute what is needed, raise awareness
in society, because these children are sometimes poorly seen. People don' t
get angry because the kid screams. He gets angry because the child moves in
a certain way and is wrong. Because you have to learn in society.
You have to learn to see the children in their condition as they are and
understand and understand the parents and support them. That' s what Federica de
Caba could have done, which she didn' t do, which didn'
t make it clear she wasn' t ready. But she was not prepared
to adopt either that child or another child. She was prepared to adopt a
teddy doll, to adorn herself with it here, because that' s right,
motherhood isn' t perhaps. If my child has a problem, maybe
I' m ready not, because I don' t know how many marriages
there are because there is a birth, a child with some disability, or
an accident or happens from a tragedy that involves a death and separates because one
of the two parents can' t, you can' t tolerate a death,
you can' t tolerate your child having a disability, you can'
t tolerate that your child was born as he didn' t expect it.
There are so many divorces and separations because people don' t understand, they
don' t understand, and motherhood implies absolute acceptance. So Federica wasn'
t ready for this kid or car and you know why not. For something
that is not your fault, but that is a reality and that she has
also told it in many interviews, because she had a very sad upbringing,
of a lot of abandonment, of some parents that did not charge her,
because they had problems between them and because afterwards it turns out that the father
discovers in the father that he has a very serious condition of mental health,
being psychoanalyst, which has nothing to do with it that is it touched him
and already as it touches a cardiologist, getting sick in the heart as much
as it is for geology and takes care of it. But besides, it
seems that the mother was not very present for some time either. They were
filming among the parents. The mother then did not have a good emotional armature,
a good model of motherhood or anything to prepare her to be a good
mother. That doesn' t mean that the one who didn' t have
a good upbringing can' t be a good mother with a good father,
but yes, you have to work on that, you have to take care
of one on foot, you have to overcome those Let' s say,
those childhood traumas, of those problems that had to be constituted as a good
human being and then you have to encourage yourself to take care of one another.
But just like that, it' s like wanting to see that I
get the impression too a little repair if I didn' t have a good
mother, a present mother. Now I' m going to make that mother,
yes, but as with what then makes you more difficult. Someone wrote
around here that she didn' t show it, that she was a neighbor
who complained about the boy' s screams. Maybe he had a good time.
Not only clear of her, being here in the hospital because my son
hurt me and e has done them. Ephraim, Ephraim, you know what
happens then, for that if you magnify these nationalistic traits of the people you
adopt. I mean, well, that' s what it looks like to
Federica. Not because, in other words, yes, what she did is
heartbroken, because she wasn' t and she wasn' t a neighbor.
The Instagram photos were from her, from her account, from her story.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, right, look what they asked us, and
I' m telling you, I' m sorry that if Superman counts as
adopted, of course, of course, and he' s adopted, and
he was an adopted child, how much love his parents haven' t given
him that he even became a superman saving humanity. Not a number of movies,
several films universes of various universes, is that good? That we don
' t have cryptonite anymore? Well, have we got cryptonite yet? Hey,
he says I' m still reading it. This was a matter of
hope for forgiveness. I' m seeing you gave me that comment Federica makes
an exact victimization too, but there are more adoptive mothers who are telling us
a lot of lupito. They said red. We brought her in, too.
She adopted her sister' s daughter, Lorena. That adoption was already
very controversial, because Lorena knew it was bad. But Lorena was a very
good person, she was a nice person and well, she thought she had
every hope of surviving cancer. And, well, the vención not also light
Elena González, but light Elena with Celsa has been a super dedicated mom who
sometimes hasn' t had a bad time. That' s why I tell
you that sometimes people don' t understand and sometimes they haven' t had
a hard time with people who' ve been intolerant to their son and it
' s terrible, and she and her husband are great parents to their son.
Of course, Ephraim, you wanted to say something and I was going
to tell them about Maria Rojas, tell them why we don' t talk
about nice, how good a father Woody Allen would have been, who even
married the adopted daughter. That' s where Paulina' s putting him in
honor I fell into her trap. She was not the adopted daughter of Mia
Farrow, she was not the daughter of stack woody Allen with André pres Viajera
so much fighting for the girl Felipe Jera, that she was so driven away
for adoption, that she was not given, that she was given it and
in the end she was given it. And that I' m from a
good source, that' s really good dad, uh, that' s
from these first gay adoptions fes Ricky Martin. We got Ricky Martin. Well,
it doesn' t look like they' re biological children. No,
no, it' s biological Ricky' s are both biological. Bad because
I read in a note. You should confirm if you like it, but
I read in a note that you have two biological and two adoptive children.
So, if you want, we' ll check now. But I found
this information. They didn' t know exactly either. I think they'
re his kids. In reality Jesus, who was adopted by Joseph exactly,
because he was the son of Mary. But that was maybe a good one.
He also knows reg like for Sara' s joke. Thank you,
Sara, but yes, they did well, no yes, until they crucified
him how they will have done well. No, don' t get mad
It' s a joke. I believe and I want jokes was rome.
Sir, please, I can' t do it fast. I' m
telling you so that you don' t keep this unfinished information that you have
the twins, which are biological, and then you have two other little children
who are Lucia and Ren who say here that they seem to be adopted.
It says here the information right now I' m telling you about Waves magazine
about being a listener. Juan Gabriel also has his children some that are his,
his, I think they are adopted. No, but, well,
hear that other children, because I think that in the end that Madonna Madonna,
we already mentioned it, this is also a highly controversial issue, says
Clausorgis Lupis. Now you did, you blew up the house. We'
re gonna avoid it, we' re gonna pretend I didn' t say
anything. Brad Pitti, Angelina Jolie, of course, of course, that
' s what everyone has said about them They have several children in common.
It seems to me that, by the way, they cut. You mentioned
it yesterday Efrayna or her youngest daughter, not of whom, Angelina Jolie,
that she feasts you beast. I think. I think if you mention her
dressing as a child, as a yes, yes until she did and it
was long ago Sandro Paulo also adopted. Indeed, we already mentioned Susana Zavaleta
to see Mira Lupita if I was so Questioned since I was a child,
See since I was a child who in the catechism at the age of six
scolded me for asking if Joseph was Jesus' stepfather. He gave him a
message, for it is true and what it was then. Then I wanted
to be god or what was so weird. So, Fabra, Laura,
here' s my microphone. I don' t know. Everyone hears me
I bring and very fecto. I' ll bring perfect, perfect. I
' m, I' m echoing and really bad at microphone and here they
are. I don' t know what to do, tell me, but
well, I didn' t know to see Mario Moreno Cantinflas, of course
he adopted Mario Moreno Ivanova and I think they gave him a poor education,
because it turned out terrible. It really turned out terrible, a human being,
very contending feelings. Islands, that your son was a bad joke of
the amount of fol worst joke hear aris tuñon I just adopted two children and
that makes me very happy. May they be very well, Maria Celeste to
Rares and Carlos Ponce went to Russia to adopt Carlos adopted a couple of twins,
as Christi is. Indeed, he hears the i and the case forgives
the chaste. This also very strong Lolita de la vega to see tell us
that to close with that one. Yes look Lolita de la vega and thanks
to all those who tell me that they do listen to me. He'
s already turned my soul back to my body. Hey, it' s
perfect. Thank you, Lolita de la Vega. She says there were already
her daughters. He says they had daughters who were already old, they were
gone. She tells it like that, because there are people who say no
of themselves divided with her from before. I don' t know how old
they didn' t live, but well I' ve been adults for many
years now and then she had that kind of an empty nest experience. So
that' s where you say maybe. We leave badly from there, because
the empty nest is a stage that, at best, has to be tolerated
and has to live, It has to go through because it will happen and
not try to avoid it or postpone it by bringing more children rather so that
it does not happen. And then, because in the end the kids are
going to be empty and you' re bringing kids they' re going to
feel that' s not the one that' s leaving. But, well,
she said she had that feeling of the empty nest and then she said
what' s also true. There are many children who need a home because
they are already there. The children have already arrived, taken them to these
orphanages and need parents. Why not. I, for I become a mother
of a child that I need some mother and that then, when she was,
she says that in Chihuahua, that from there is native, that she
came to the ten, from there, that she said she wanted to be
a mother and told her that there were some little brothers who went together,
that they had to adopt little ones and that they were very small and that
then she, with all the love in the world, took them away.
But that' s where the people who have seen this case start and comment
on it mention that there are inconsistencies in the story, because she says they
were very small, they were a year and two, but then she says
they are in kindergarten, that the child is very violent, that the child
has inappropriate behaviors at his age and that he also hurt a puppy and that
the puppy had that she bought that pet from the little girl? The girl
bought the pet and the boy hurt the dog a lot. And the puppy
had so two months in the hospital that that alerted her, that it then
led her to reviews with various specialists, including paídos, psychiatrists, neurologists,
psychologists and others, that they made assessments and concluded that the children had important
neurological damage, especially in the frontal cortex, because they also suffered from syndrome,
withdrawal from substances, because they came from an addicted mother and they also
came from a father of very bad, very bad background and others of more
than enough. Then she says that the mother introduced you to her complaining to
the children that she suffered threats and not a lot of things that made her
decide for Council, also for her lawyer and the neurologist who reviewed the children,
because those who returned them and that' s why she did it.
There are people who don' t believe her very much, who say she
' s putting her out of her crop, she adds, they put her
in, I don' t know, but you know what she invited.
It' s very painful to think that, because, as Ephraim said and
you yourself said, they' re not hairy dolls, they' re not
barbis. No. But it may be that you may be unable to recognize
yourself for any reason that some children are going on that she says they had
little time with her, that even years, she says dallas, doesn'
t say exactly, but it gives i that they were with her mestel or
maybe less than a year to say I can' t with this and you
give them back to the institution, maybe the time I' m going to
tell you. There' s a huge mistake in first trying to replace her
children with adopted children. I insist they are not toys, they are not
dogs, they are not pets, they are human beings that, although they
bring a problem, because what we said at the beginning, very at the
beginning is your children as they come, they are your children. Period.
That' s one and two. I' m worried about an institution that
can give a person with this profile, a couple of kids, because in
whose hands you put that couple of kids, where were the studies you did
or, maybe because you were a recognized journalist and because of the marriages you
had what it was. I guess I' m not saying anything was granted
more easily, but of course maybe it was by age. If I wanted
to adopt a child right now, it would be very difficult how you come
up with it. True is what you said to see. It was the
poor little man You' re going to adopt a grandson. Hey, we
' re gonna say good- bye, since we have to go to history
in history today. Thanks for being here. Dr Amel your consequence and also
your good conclusion. My consequence is that I want to tell you the information
I got from an interview with Max Lumbia. She' s here on YouTube
to give the credit, because there she tells all this stuff. And so
my conclusion is again, because I seem to be a little repetitive lately,
but frankly I think it' s a very good idea not to forget and
keep in mind all the time. We have to think calmly about the things
that are done, We have to evaluate all the scenarios are going to value
us. I mean to evaluate ourselves in what conditions we are in to do
this or that thing, especially when it involves the lives of other human beings
who, because they are, in this case of adoption, are children and
and do not have like them to choose to defend themselves or take care of
themselves. Then think a little bit first what the motivations are, how it
will be done and what responsibilities it will not expose itself to before saying something
exi But when you are doing well, then it goes very well. There
' s Laura Flores using zavaleta maire Rojan. All of them are very accurate,
very lin nothing. They asked us what we would adopt. I,
in particular, have not always said yes. I' m telling you,
gays aren' t for anything, and I' m not messing with God.
Thank God, don' t and don' t in any way notice
that I don' t. Sometime I would have, but no longer will
Ephraim why that is. That' s it, we can' t go
back to the kid, you got it. And this kind of situation,
like what happened with Ted de la Vega, is outrageous, and we'
re going away for hours, because we' re seeing each other right now
in history, in history. Thanks for being here. We' ll hear
each other tomorrow at ten o' clock. Remember that Fridays are at ten
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Thank you all and here we hear without fail the day of tomorrow