Mother's protest against the Mother and Baby redress

The transcript narrates a personal story of discovering family truths, facing challenges, and the journey of being relocated to Dublin during pregnancy. It highlights the struggle with social services to reunite with a son after years of separation. The narrative critiques the redress process and advocates for better understanding and support for those affected. It concludes with reflections on the legal and emotional aspects of the experience.

At what age did the narrator find out about their real family situation?

• 10

• 13

• 15

• 17

Where was the narrator taken after becoming pregnant?

• Cork

• London

• Belfast

• Dublin

What was the initial belief about the narrator's ability to find their son?

• They were not allowed to search

• He was unreachable

• They could find him anytime

• He was looking for them

How did the narrator's son eventually contact them?

• By visiting in person

• On Facebook

• Via email

• Through a phone call

What is the narrator's opinion on the redress process?

• It is too lenient

• It is fair and just

• It is well-organized

• It is a proper disgrace