Best Friends for Decades - Until a DNA Test Revealed They Were Sisters
DNA results showed the women were a 100% match, confirming they share the same biological mother and father after years apart.
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Two women, Meena Geltink and Minal Tijssen, who were adopted from different orphanages in India and taken to the Netherlands, met again years later. A DNA test conducted 30 years later revealed that they were biological sisters, as they had called each other sisters since childhood.
In the 1980s, two orphan Indian babies were adopted by different Dutch families; 40 years later, became friends and found out they were sisters all along after a100% DNA match
Two sisters, separated at birth and raised by different Dutch families, unknowingly forged a deep friendship as teenagers. They enjoyed light-hearted jokes about being siblings until a DNA test ultimately revealed the truth. This revelation filled a void they had long felt, leading to a renewed connection. Now, they cherish their daily communication and eagerly anticipate a joint visit to their home country, India.
Two Indian women, in their 1940s, who were adopted by different families when they were babies and grew up close to each other in the Netherlands, discovered that they were biological sisters. This news was posted via the news website Cedarnews. For more breaking news and exclusive reports, they visited our official website.
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