My Mom Abandoned Me Without a Word for 20 Years! Now She’s Back After Seeing Me...

After being abandoned by his mother without explanation for two decades, this individual had to grow up and find success on his own. Now, years later, his mother suddenly reappears, drawn by his achievements and wanting to reconnect. This powerful story explores themes of abandonment, resilience, and the emotional weight of a mother’s return after years of silence. A tale of personal growth, forgiveness, and the strength to set boundaries with those who once chose to leave....

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[raymonduter]

Your mother hasn't even given you a hug your whole life, now she expects you to give her a kidney? WOW!

[justplainducky]

If anyone is faced with this crap, just tell the doctor that people are trying to force you to donate then they will say you are not a match

[bethanderson]

Before you even get tested you have to go through a lot of interviews. If let them know that they are harassing, you and you do not want to donate they will not do the procedure. A childhood friend was adopted. While in college a classmate who was adopted was found by her birth parent for a partial liver transplant. It got really bad for a while (walked into one of her classes and confronted her). She finally broke and went to the interview and let them know what was going on. The did a blood draw but never tested it. Told the birth family she was not a match. The dumped her right away.

[justinchristoph]

These AI generated stories are starting to sound all alike. They sound like the story was generated in another language, then translated to English. Nobody writes like that in English.

[akumamako]

remember that money they offered for the kidney? now you can sue them, for that money, for SLANDER and DEFIMATION.

[hankogle]

I’m 57 with children and grandchildren . I couldn’t imagine asking my kids or grandkids for a kidney. I would definitely want to live and be healthy. I just think it’s selfish to ask someone much younger than me. To give up part of themselves to have me linger longer. I would just spend more time with them and hope for a miracle. The bio mom didn’t love her child. She was scared of dying because she was not a good person.

[doctordetroit]

Even if OP was a match, he would more than likely have the same defective kidneys, also transplants aren't one and done, I had an aunt who had 3 transplants, and still died from kidney failure, also did the mother get her other kids tested?!