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"“I'm 18 years old, and together with my twin sister, we took a genetic test. The results showed that we do not share DNA. Now I don't know how to find answers, because my family is avoiding explanations.
We are twins, and although we are not identical twins, we should have shared genes like regular siblings. We were pushed to take the test by our grandparents, who paid for it. Our parents didn't even know about it. But the results amazed us.
My sister got results that corresponded to our family's origins: Eastern and Western Europe. But I had mostly Scandinavian ancestry and a little bit of Russian. Nothing matched my sister's results. We didn't even share any DNA.
My sister thought it was a lab error, so we repeated the test. But the result remained the same. My grandparents kept quiet, and my mom looked annoyed when she found out and called the tests unreliable. Dad didn't say anything at all.
I got scared. If the results are correct, then I am not part of this family at all. I am different in appearance, height, hair color. Trying to understand what was happening, I went to the clinic where my mother gave birth. And they confirmed that on the day of my birth, my mother had only one childbirth.
What to do? How to find the truth?”"
We are twins, and although we are not identical twins, we should have shared genes like regular siblings. We were pushed to take the test by our grandparents, who paid for it. Our parents didn't even know about it. But the results amazed us.
My sister got results that corresponded to our family's origins: Eastern and Western Europe. But I had mostly Scandinavian ancestry and a little bit of Russian. Nothing matched my sister's results. We didn't even share any DNA.
My sister thought it was a lab error, so we repeated the test. But the result remained the same. My grandparents kept quiet, and my mom looked annoyed when she found out and called the tests unreliable. Dad didn't say anything at all.
I got scared. If the results are correct, then I am not part of this family at all. I am different in appearance, height, hair color. Trying to understand what was happening, I went to the clinic where my mother gave birth. And they confirmed that on the day of my birth, my mother had only one childbirth.
What to do? How to find the truth?”"
"“I'm 18 years old, and together with my twin sister, we took a genetic test. The results showed that we do not share DNA. Now I don't know how to find answers, because my family is avoiding explanations.
We are twins, and although we are not identical twins, we should have shared genes like regular siblings. We were pushed to take the test by our grandparents, who paid for it. Our parents didn't even know about it. But the results amazed us.
My sister got results that corresponded to our family's origins: Eastern and Western Europe. But I had mostly Scandinavian ancestry and a little bit of Russian. Nothing matched my sister's results. We didn't even share any DNA.
My sister thought it was a lab error, so we repeated the test. But the result remained the same. My grandparents kept quiet, and my mom looked annoyed when she found out and called the tests unreliable. Dad didn't say anything at all.
I got scared. If the results are correct, then I am not part of this family at all. I am different in appearance, height, hair color. Trying to understand what was happening, I went to the clinic where my mother gave birth. And they confirmed that on the day of my birth, my mother had only one childbirth.
What to do? How to find the truth?”"
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