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Sisters Feel Joy 'Like 5-Year-Olds' in First Meeting After 56 Years of Not Knowing the Other Existed

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Diane Ward, 59, and Mary McLaughlin, 56, thought they were only children — but then DNA and genealogy research through MyHeritage.com brought them together

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Sisters Feel Joy 'Like 5-Year-Olds' in First Meeting After 56 Years of Not Knowing the Other Existed

Diane Ward, 59, and Mary McLaughlin, 56, thought they were only children — but then DNA and genealogy research through MyHeritage.com brought them together

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People broke the news in United States on Monday, June 27, 2022.
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