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Stevie Nix
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Re: Ancestry vs 23andMe

‎10-18-2018 07:04 AM

I appreciate all of your replies.  Thank you all.

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Re: Ancestry vs 23andMe

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Re: Ancestory vs 23andMe

‎10-18-2018 02:27 PM

And of course everything on the Internet is true

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Re: Ancestry vs 23andMe

‎10-18-2018 07:57 PM

@cactusgal wrote:

The only thing I can say is,that if the only skeltons in the closet that you want to come out are for Halloween Only then Don't do it. The Ancestry DNA test has changed the lives of two people I know. One found out she has a half sister and the other her real Biological Father Woman Surprised

That would be cool!  A half sister out there...and your bio dad!  Wow it's like that show Long Lost something....watched a few times.  

 

I have thought about doing it for the medical information as I already know about parents/grandparents ancestory.  My oldest boy did his w/o medical from 23&Me and he was disappointed that the results were what I told him they would be...exactly LOL!  He was hoping something interesting was gonna be in there we all didn't know about.NOPE...we are boring...confirmed!

 

 

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