Two little ones got mixed up in a doctor's office: the homeland found out about it after 55 years

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One of the doctors in Great Britain in 1967 accidentally confused two newborns. It was only 55 years later that they found out about the shutdown of the homeland’s medical aid. Whose home DNA test was used.

Through the first documentation of the deaths of women who were treated at the hospital, compensation from the British Health Service will be awarded. ;.

The story began in 2021, when the British Tony decided to take a DNA test, which was taken as a gift for Christmas, and was sent to the BBC.

After a long hour, the man had seen the results, which they first looked at before studying. The analysis accurately identified his journey from Ireland, the origin of his mother. Also on the family tree was his cousin, who had previously taken a DNA test.

However, the test named his sister to an unknown woman named Claire (it has been changed).

An organization that conducts genetic analysis makes it possible to contact relatives from the family tree. This is due to the possibility of the speed of Tonya’s interrogations.

At the end of the day, the man realized that Claire was born in the same hospital as Jessica, having always been close to her sister throughout her entire life. The 55-year-old women came into the world just a few years apart.

Todi Tony admitted that not long after the birth of the girls, they were mixed up in medicine.

Claire admitted that she had always realized a stranger to the ruler homeland, and not a little similarity with the people whom she had respected as relatives for 55 years.

Over a year, Claire got to know her biological mother Joan and her brother. It turned out that both of her relatives lived in the village, and the woman was on her way to work.

However, Jessica’s biological mother, who had long been separated from the woman’s father, died in early 2024.

Tony contacted the National Health Service of Great Britain and received the results of home DNA tests. They found out that the pardon of medical workers was effectively carried out, but they were sent to foreign countries.

The service called the episode “unique and complex,” so they are still working on the amount of compensation that to pay relatives.

Prepared by: Serhiy Daga