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“Y’all. It’s brilliant. I have never felt so seen in my 50+ years of life. Even my husband, who typically needs several pieces of evidence to subscribe to an idea, watched this film and saw reflections of me, such as the disassociation, the sense of loss, and the relationship problems. The theory of the primal wound describes my life.” KE Garland adoptee author of In Search of a Salve

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Anne Heffron, Author and Adoptee

“I cried for the first time in 41 years.”

Ron C., adoptee

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Amy Ebbeson, LCSW Worcester Addresses Childhood Trauma

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Valerie Naiman, adoptee and author of Mystic Masquerade: An Adoptee’s Search for Truth

The work is poetic and raw at the same time. The strength of first mother and daughter uniting to carry out this project is palpable.”

Gonda Von Steen, author and ally Kings College London

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The Sequel

Reckoning with The Paternal Wound….because there’s another side to this story.

-- Andrea Ross, author of Unnatural Selection: A Memoir of Adoption and Wilderness in LITPUB.”

“I found it so powerful the way that (Rebecca Autumn Sansom) was able to field the perspectives of so many different parties involved in the adoption constellation. Just to see a sibling, her bio sibling, grappling with what that meant. To be like, “Suddenly I have this sister.”... I think getting that validated is really important, just as much as it is for our experience to be validated."

Sheila (Adoptive Mother)

“Thank you again for bringing the core of Primal Wound to life through this film.”