Who Does This Sh*t?

Who Does This Sh*t?

In this episode of Still Standing with Diane Six, Di shares one of the most painful and defining pieces of her adoption story: the sentence her biological mother was told four months after placing her baby girl for adoption.

When a teenage girl asked whether her baby had been placed with a loving family, she was not given comfort, truth, or compassion. She was given a sentence meant to close the door forever.

But the truth has a way of surviving locked rooms. For decades, Ohio adoption records for adoptees born between 1964 and 1996 were sealed. No names. No confirmations. No answers. Then in 2015, the law changed - and Diane could request her original birth certificate.

This episode is about adoption, identity, sealed records, the adults who fail the children in their care, and the courage it takes to ask for answers anyway. It is also about the truth that gratitude and grief can live in the same body - and that being loved does not erase the right to know where you began.

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