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(For this I’m referencing my genetic history information from the adoption that my current mom gave me recently) My mother’s name was Jenny and I was adopted from Christian Homes of Abilene. She’s 5’ 6" (as of 1999) with thick brown hair and blue eyes. She’s right handed. Her parents are 6’ 1" and 5’ 4" and they both have thick brown hair and blue eyes. Her dad was a corporate credit manager and her mom was an entrepreneur, teacher, and author. Her dad was adopted too. She also has a brother who is 3yrs older, 5’ 11", and an architect. She was in overall really good health and never did any drugs or smoked - she only tried alcohol once or twice at that point. She also had glasses, contacts, and an astigmatism. She got her tonsils out in 1986 and by the time she filled this out, she had had chicken pox, the flu, hives, frequent colds and sore throats, and migraines. Her dad was allergic to insect stings, had a stroke, and was born with a hole in his heart. I don’t know my bro dad’s name, but he was 6’ with soft brown hair and brown eyes. He was also left handed. His parents were 6’ and 5’ 6". His dad has dark and wirey hair and brown eyes, and his mom had reddish brown, soft hair and green eyes. His dad was an investment banker at the time, and his mom was a director of a school day care/teacher. Neither were aware of the pregnancy. My bio dad also has a half brother who is 5 years older than him, 5’ 11", with normal brown hair and blue eyes. He was a civil engineer. My dad started dipping tobacco when he was 18 and drank beer daily ("I don’t binge drink. Just enjoy a beer!") and he had tried marijuana once or twice. He had no eye issues but he did have asthma. By the time was filled out, he had had measles, chicken pox, whooping cough, the flu, frequent colds and sore throats, and food poisoning. Heavy eyebrows apparently run in the family, but only on men. Everyone is white and was christian at the time, if that wasn’t already assumed from me being adopted from a christian adoption home in texas. If this sounds like you, I have questions to ask about your family history that I omitted from the description with the sole intention of asking you in order to confirm whether or not you are, actually, someone I’m looking for.