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In response to "I think I win this one hands down. I found out my father is not my biological father." by pmb

So she did that with both of you? -- nm

Posted by jnine Dec 15 '21, 18:31

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Yes. My younger sister is my father’s biological daughter. She was the oops kid who is 6 years younger than me. -- nm - pmb Dec 15, 18:49 14
- I just read the original post linked below. You think your mother didn't even know? That is very crazy. -- nm* - jnine Dec 15, 19:08 8
  - It ultimately turned out she did. As I said, it unfolded with small bits of info over time. -- nm - pmb Dec 15, 19:39 7
    - that's amazing. I suggest someone write it out? my storiy of finding my father's cousins thru his mother - loosilu Dec 15, 19:45 6
      - more - loosilu Dec 15, 19:54
      - My older sister has really done all of the digging and tracked everything. She’s thought about writing a book. She and her half-sisters get together - pmb Dec 15, 19:53 4
        
        awesome! I have turned out to be the family historian so this is my job. -- (edited) - loosilu Dec 15, 20:01 3
        
        Interesting. It's all pretty fascinating, but I also find it sort of daunting myself. I'm glad my sister's done it, but I think it would be sort of - pmb Dec 15, 20:12 2
        
        in my case I would not say overwhelming. Just have to get off my ass and write it. -- nm - loosilu Dec 15, 20:39 1
        
        I would think it might be overwhelming for pmb because it's his father, not unknown cousins -- nm - jnine Dec 15, 22:32
- Did you ever find out why she did it? Sorry if it's too personal,just ignore my question if it is. My dad found out his father wasn't his bio dad and - jnine Dec 15, 19:05 4
  - She just simply wasn't getting pregnant. In those days I don't think they tested any fertility of men. I suspect the dr. told my mother she was - pmb Dec 15, 20:21 1
    - I'm surprised they didn't require a married woman's husband to give written consent in those days. Times were very different. -- nm - jnine Dec 15, 22:35
  - have you been able to identify your bio grandfather? -- nm - loosilu Dec 15, 20:05 1
    - Yes. He was a family friend. I don't know how my grandmother knew it wasn't her husband's child. My dad is the 6th of 7 children and my grandmother -- (edited) - jnine Dec 15, 22:49

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