Mga pamilyang muling nagkasama matapos na tulungan ng #Resibo, kumusta na ngayon?! | Resibo - video Dailymotion

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Ang mga pamilyang nagkawalay at muling nagkasama, kumusta na matapos ang dinaanang mga pagsubok? Ang mga detalye, panoorin sa video.

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00:00In July of this year, Liza went to Recibo to send her daughter, Liza, home.

00:06A man abducted her daughter and her eldest grandson.

00:10My daughter and my grandson came back here.

00:14I haven't seen them for three months. I haven't talked to them.

00:18Liza said that her two-year-old grandson was sick.

00:22He was admitted to Tanhay City, Negros Oriental.

00:25I took care of him since he was a baby until he turned two.

00:29I don't know what he looked like when he was a baby.

00:32He didn't even show me a video call.

00:35Liza's six-month-old grandson, Liza, was left to take care of her.

00:39That's why she called her son.

00:42Son, come home.

00:44Liza added that it's not true that they were abducted by her partner.

00:48We were not abducted by my father.

00:51He helped me with my mother.

00:55It's true.

00:58My mother was hurting me.

01:01I have bruises and my mother hit me with a glass.

01:07To hear the drama, the barangay held a video conference

01:11to confront Liza and her parents.

01:14Am I right, ma'am, that you will not go back there?

01:17Yes. I will be the one who will take the child.

01:20Why are you standing? They should be the ones who will take the child.

01:23Don't worry, ma'am.

01:24So that we won't be the ones who will take the child,

01:26we will be the ones who will take the child.

01:29Don't worry, ma'am.

01:33Even though Liza's father couldn't stop his heartbreak,

01:44but just a month after Liza was diagnosed with RASIBO,

01:49he wanted to go back to Bulacan.

01:51Good afternoon. Welcome to GMA Network.

01:53After Liza and her husband fell asleep in our office,

01:57they didn't know that after two months of RASIBO,

02:02they will be reunited with their children.

02:06Sir, ma'am, what do you want to happen today?

02:09We want my mother, my grandson, and my son to go home.

02:15We will be able to reach our goal here in RASIBO and Action Center.

02:20Later, later.

02:22I think that's your son.

02:25Yes, that's my son.

02:28Ma'am, that's what you want, right?

02:31Yes, yes.

02:32Okay.

02:33Sir, thank you.

02:34No, no. It's just work.

02:36I have ten people in that team.

02:38Thank you, sir, very much.

02:46How are you?

02:48How are you?

02:50Sir, thank you very much.

03:04A month later, RASIBO visited Liza's family again

03:08for the sake of the parents who are supported by their children and grandchildren.

03:13Liza's father returned to work as a construction worker.

03:17Meanwhile, her mother returned to her workplace.

03:21I asked her, how is your work?

03:24Is it okay?

03:26She said it's okay.

03:28She just doesn't want to be tired.

03:31With the help of the Barangay Poblacion and Pandi Bulacan LGU,

03:35Liza returned to RASIBO.

03:37She said she wanted to get better after going through this for a hundred years.

03:41You can apply for the role of a solo parent.

03:45But once you complete it, come to me.

03:48I will assist you, okay?

03:50If she can get a chance,

03:52Liza also wants to go back to school to work for her children.

03:56So, I will just go back to school.

04:01It's hard, but I can do it.

04:04Because my children are important to me.

04:07She also wants to continue her therapy for developmental delays

04:12that a specialist saw in her before.

04:15When I talk to them,

04:17I feel like my mind and feelings are lighter

04:22because of the therapy in Manila.

04:25So, I feel lighter.

04:27Liza was again brought to RASIBO by a specialist.

04:31The psychologist assured that they are aligning Liza

04:35with her therapy sessions in January.

04:39We will refer her to a psychiatrist

04:42because the fact that this is already recurring,

04:46we can see here the post-traumatic stress disorder that we can see.

04:50It's okay for her to be absent, as long as my child is with me.

04:53It's okay for her to be absent, as long as my child is with me.

04:56Because my children are important to me.

05:02This year, after more than four years of being together,

05:06Joel repeated that he borrowed his live-in partner, Amelia, from his family.

05:12This is one of his chats.

05:14If you take her home,

05:16I thought you will take your sister home.

05:19It's like she doesn't want to let us stay in their house anymore.

05:22That's why she's apologizing to us.

05:24We are the only ones who will take care of the case.

05:26That's why Amelia's siblings temporarily took care of her

05:29so that she can be taken care of.

05:31But Amelia's hardship

05:33because of the feeling of abandoning her and Joel

05:36only started with her calvary

05:38because her former live-in partner

05:41suddenly left when they were one year old.

05:45Because of the desire of the family to get the child back,

05:48they fell into a recess

05:50in the hope that the mother will be able to get her child back.

05:54We intended to continue what Amelia is doing now.

05:58She is the stroke patient who came to the recess

06:01and is asking for a memory to get her child back.

06:06Meanwhile, this is where she continues

06:08and her siblings took care of her

06:11while Amelia is in this kind of situation.

06:17First of all, how is Amelia?

06:20She's always lying down.

06:23She's always sitting.

06:25What do you want to bring to the program?

06:27We want to get her child back.

06:29Yes.

06:30Because she wakes up early in the morning.

06:33She wakes up early in the morning.

06:36Sometimes, she sleeps.

06:38The receipt is included.

06:41The family contacted the Municipal Social Welfare Development Office

06:44or MSWDO of Taytay Rizal.

06:47They immediately conducted a monitoring visit

06:49to the Violence Against Women and Children of O.C.

06:51of Barangay Dolorosa

06:53to see the condition of the child in the power of her father.

06:57But the child is just a child who is taking care of her?

07:01And the house she lives in is near the bank?

07:07The MSWDO officer and the O.C. of Barangay Dolorosa

07:11immediately went to the house to check the place

07:13and to talk to the personnel.

07:16This is where they saw the real condition of the baby.

07:19It's not amenable for a child to live in a house like this.

07:23The house is too open.

07:24Later, if someone suddenly enters,

07:26what will happen to the children?

07:27Especially if the house is very open.

07:29What if you don't have a child?

07:31It's too early to leave, ma'am.

07:34We can't say it's a child's security,

07:36especially if you have a girl child.

07:38She was invited to the barangay

07:40where her mother's family is waiting.

07:42The MSWDO of Taytay Rizal

07:45explained to both sides what the decision is.

07:48If the partner is not married,

07:51the 7-year-old below will go to the mother.

07:55Despite the father's love for his daughter,

07:59the MSWDO of Taytay Rizal

08:02followed the best interest of the child.

08:04And for them,

08:06it's better if the child goes to the mother's family.

08:10Okay.

08:12Let's go, ma'am.

08:13Let's go, ma'am.

08:14She knows.

08:15It's not natural for her.

08:16It's anxiety.

08:17Hello.

08:18Let's go for a walk.

08:20To get closer.

08:22Let's go, ma'am.

08:23Let's go for a walk.

08:25Wow.

08:26Let's go.

08:28Of course, it's painful for me, ma'am,

08:30for my daughter to leave me.

08:32Of course, it's painful.

08:43Okay, sir.

08:45Thank you, ma'am.

08:48Six months ago,

08:49her father, Joel, returned a receipt

08:51for the severe illness that hit him

08:54because of his neglect

08:56of taking care of his baby.

08:58Since they took him,

08:59I haven't been able to give birth

09:01because I was sick.

09:03Suddenly, I didn't know

09:06what happened to my body.

09:08They found out.

09:09They took the baby.

09:10Then, for a few days,

09:12I felt weak.

09:13I couldn't sleep.

09:15Joel is trying his best

09:17to do the only thing he can do

09:19is to send a small gift

09:21to his beloved child.

09:23Thank you so much.

09:24I hope to see you again.

09:25I really love you.

09:26It's really hard for me.

09:27Even though you're my parents.

09:29I made a mistake.

09:30I really love your child.

09:34Sir, good day.

09:35Good day.

09:36This is the small gift

09:38that we're going to send

09:39to Don Solosorosogon.

09:40How many days will it take

09:41before it's received

09:43in Bicol Region?

09:44According to 15 hours, sir.

09:54Joel sent a small gift

09:56to his beloved child.

10:10The health worker

10:11of Barangay Dankalan

10:12is also here

10:13to check on Amelia's condition.

10:15We're here at Ate Amelia's house.

10:17I'm with the group

10:18of the GMA Receive Program

10:21to help Ate Amelia

10:23to be taken to the hospital

10:25for a check-up

10:27and to be given

10:29the right medicine

10:31for her condition

10:33because her BP is not decreasing.

10:35Amelia's family's only wish

10:37is...

10:38What will happen to her children?

10:39We don't have anyone to help us.

10:41Our children don't have jobs.

10:43My mother...

10:44Joel also refused to understand

10:46his current condition.

10:48Sir, I really want to see

10:50my children.

10:51I've been taking care

10:52of my children for years.

10:54I've been working hard

10:55since I was a kid.

10:56When I had a son again,

10:58when I grew up,

11:00it was still the same.

11:02I helped them.

11:04That's the story

11:05of Liza and Amelia.

11:07In the end,

11:08no matter what trials

11:09fate throws at us,

11:10there are various members

11:12of our family

11:13and even local governments

11:15who are ready to help.

11:17In the end,

11:18a family

11:19of understanding,

11:21forgiveness,

11:23and love.

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