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Rob Weston appeared on the Victoria Derbyshire programme this morning with DNA detective Julia Bell to talk about how he found his family through DNA testing. The segment starts at around 1 hour 15 minutes.
Bless him......what an awesome attitude! I can relate to everything he is saying and feel very similar. I know not all foundlings and adoptees end up having the happy life but on the whole I think the majority does. Hope she is brave enough to come forward even just for him to say thanks!
This is important
Follow the story on RYAN JON's page: Ryan Jon
I don't think I can say any more than what has been said by me all too often recently. Except.... RIP little one!
Newborn baby found dead in Manor Park, Aldershot - BBC News
www.bbc.co.uk
Police say they are "extremely concerned" for the welfare of the mother.
Another inspirational DNA story helped by Julia Bell. DNA investigation is fantastic for all foundlings but I feel it's especially helpful to foundlings of a certain age (I am getting close to that) where the people that have the information about an abandonment may have passed away.
I am so excited by these developments and what the future holds for solving foundling cases. Not all cases may end up in a happy family reunion but to have had the mystery solved, in my opinion, is the biggest part. The rest would be a bonus.
VIDEO: Breakthrough in South Downs abandoned baby mystery
www.worthingherald.co.uk
A woman who was abandoned on the South Downs as a baby has unearthed new information which could solve the mystery of her parentage.
We have had quite a few new members join recently, some I have invited from my own FB friends. I just wanted to welcome you all to my Foundling FB Group.
Some of the friends that I have invited to join may not be aware of my Foundling back ground, if you have any questions you want to ask me, please feel free. I am open and very honest about being a foundling.
This group was set up initially to raise awareness of the issues of Foundlings within the UK, but after seven years we have gone way past that and I am so proud of the discussions we have on here, the support that is offered to each other and the information that is passed around!
If anyone knows of someone who could do with that kind of support please feel free to share the group.
Thank you