Biological Sisters Meet for the First Time After Previously Not Knowing One Another Existed
Two sisters who were separated at birth, through adoption, met for the first time. Both sisters were born in China but after they were adopted they lived with their families in two different countries. Hannah Raleigh…
Two sisters who were separated at birth, through adoption, met for the first time.
Both sisters were born in China but after they were adopted they lived with their families in two different countries.
Hannah Raleigh, 20, was adopted by a Family in Chicago and didn’t even know that her sister existed. However, she longed for a sibling.
“When I was little I just had this idea that I always had like an older sibling and I always wanted one,” she told“Good Morning America.”
After taking a DNA test, Raleigh got her wish. She found out that she had a sister.
“I was really surprised. I was like, ‘Oh no I have a sister, what do I do?’ All the thoughts were going through my head at once and I kind of panicked,” she said.
After this discovery, Raleigh decided to send her sister a message and said that “surprisingly enough” her sister responded to her “like 20 minutes later.”
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Limia Ravart, 25, grew up in Canada. She also took a DNA test two years ago but forgot about it after not having any close matches. She then received