00:00So for you, how did your DNA surprise unfold and what was the moment of realization?
00:05Well, for me, it took many years for my unfolding, I guess, for lack of a better word.
00:11I began to have the first, there were things that happened throughout my life that I was like, it didn't sound quite right.
00:17But the first true discrepancies began when my family took Ancestry.com test for just for fun.
00:24And that happens a lot in the DNA world.
00:26It's just, hey, let's all get together and let's do these tests.
00:30Funny part of my story was that my husband looks just like Paul McCartney.
00:33So we laughed about the fact that he would come up and come back British and not full-blood Swedish,
00:39but ends up that I was the one with the big twist.
00:42And when the results came back, I showed 28% Scandinavian and my mom and my brother had none.
00:48That was, yes, things have been said, but that was the biggest indicator for me that.
00:53And then from there, my questioning and getting down to the bottom of it was just, it just took, you know,
01:00it was really over a 12 to 13 year period.
01:02So far as I was told.
01:02So,
01:03we said,
01:04so we're going to wait.
01:05So,
01:06so we'll be really into the tared,
01:06so we were going to see the text the end.
01:07So,
01:08we we're going to trade back,
01:09so we don't need to wear a black,
01:11so we're going to haveogg bus trips.
01:12We're going to say we're going to see there.
01:13We're going to be again and without saying the word,
01:15So,
01:16we're going to get,
01:16that's what's going to explain the word.
01:17But being part of that,
01:19that's what we're going to do,
01:21we're going to me,
01:22and the comments are saying we're going to be going.
01:22So if we're going to give you a bigger subject,
01:24we're going to see how come to place a discipline that went on top of it.
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