siblings

Adoptee and filmmaker Aaron Harris used 23andMe to help him learn more about himself, and his connections to his birth family.

Shauna Harrison writes about using 23andMe and finding 29 siblings all from the same donor dad and what it's like to meet strangers with whom you share so much DNA.

Using 23andMe Mindy and Cindy discovered that they are sisters and uncovered a twist to their story that only deepens their connections.

Brian, an adoptee raised in California, used 23andMe to find first his brother JJ and then two more brothers and two sisters. They all met this year in Ohio for a reunion.

23andMe helps a woman find her family, reuniting her with three siblings and letting her learn about her mother who died tragically at a young age.

Abandoned in Korea, siblings Justin and Renee reunite after 34 years later using 23andMe.

Today on National Siblings Day, we wanted to revisit a few of our favorite stories about brothers and sisters who built new connections with the help of 23andMe.

Just in time for Christmas, a 95 year-old adoptee uses 23andMe to connect with biological family meeting her brother and two sisters for the first time.

Using 23andMe Barrie Bode was able to reunite with his family including his biological mother and a brother. His mother, Ida said every day for the last 55 years she'd been thinking of the baby she gave up for adoption.

23andMe brought together half a dozen families meeting new family members for the first time just before Thanksgiving to share their 23andMe family stories for the holiday.