I Am Somebody's Child: The Regina Louise Story

The story, the acting, and the ending are all very wonderful. It was sad during the unhappy bits, but it was all so well done. In the ending you get to see the real life people in the story. I was crying And it was cool that the actors look a lot like the real life people. Beautiful story.

I have been waiting for Lifetime to make movies as well as it used to years ago and...here it is. I can't believe that not only did I almost not DVR it, but I let it sit once I did, without watching for weeks. The acting in this gripping, true story is top notch and the actress who played Regina deserves an Emmy nomination for her performance. Anyone who misses this heartbreaking, poignant drama...well it's your loss. One user review was very critical of the actress who plays Regina's performance. All I can say is that you must have been watching another movie besides this one, because in this movie all of the acting was stellar, and the lead actress who played Regina was the best of the bunch. In short...she was phenomenal!

This should have been a box office movie. What a story. Hard to watch how foster kids and loving caseworkers are treated. The real life Regina and Ms Kerr are heroes. What a beautiful story. So inspiring.

The true story of Regina Louise resounds so deeply in my soul, it nearly broke my heart watching this movie. Although my own mother was no orphan, she endured a lot of the same types of abuse and indifference Regina suffered. Not to mention the lasting effects trauma and betrayal leave behind on a young mind. Let's just say I could sympathize with her "anger problems".

Angela Fairley's performance as a young Regina was absolutely brilliant. She and Ginnifer were GREAT together and really brought to life such a sincerely heartbreaking and heartwarming story. That regardless of politics, ideologies, ignorance or any other obstacle : LOVE WILL FIND A WAY. And this amazing story proves that. Thanks Lifetime, you made my eyes sweat. Again.

Unbelievable what this child had to go through in her young life. Is it any wonder that she would have immense anger and trust issues! And Ms. Kerr was some kind of saint! It makes me want to read the book and see how it actually was. Nonetheless, this was a most outstanding Lifetime presentation. All the actors played their roles so well, it was too real. It got me so upset with that director of the youth home. I was watching this in bed and could not turn it off until I had seen the whole thing. Then I had some really bad dreams later on in the early morning hours. I recommend this to anyone who cares about humanity and strength through hardship.