Adopted Woman Learns She Has Biological Sister, Sobs When They Embrace for First Time
Biological siblings are connected by more than DNA. People say that our brothers and sisters are our lenses into our past, present, and future.
For example, I know that no matter how much time has passed, I can pick up the phone and call my brothers, and they will be there for whatever I need.
Although not every set of siblings are good friends, they still are family and family should cherish the time that they have together.
But some people do not have the opportunity to grow up with their biological siblings or even their parents for that matter.
Michaela Gin was put up for adoption many years ago. Her biological mother, Sally, had given birth to her when Sally was only 15 years old.
In August 2012, Michaela found Sally and the two decided to surprise Michaela’s little sister, Lauren, at school.
They recorded the video and the reunion could not be sweeter. Michaela and Sally entered the school building, looking for Lauren.
As soon as Lauren spotted her sister, she covered her face with her hands and excitedly ran to hug her for the first time.
Both of them were overcome with emotion and they stood in the middle of the school hallway hugging and crying.
The kids walking through the hall had no clue the momentous occasion was happening, and many of them tried to pose in front of the camera.
As Lauren went to grab her school things from her locker, Michaela was introduced to her sister and mother’s friends.
The sisters hugged again once Lauren returned and Sally joined in, holding both of her daughters close, a family reunited at last.
I can’t imagine growing up without my siblings, but I’m sure Michaela and Lauren will continue to grow their bond as sisters to make up for lost time.
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