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I cried when I found out. But that only lasted a minute. Because it didn’t change anything. It didn’t change my amazing childhood. It didn’t change my relationship with my father. Denise told me that she had been there when my parents came home from the hospital. Knitting because murder is wrong poster. She watched my father carry me in the house. And she said she’ll never forget the look on his face. She’d never seen him so happy in his entire life. The man who raised you is your father. That is obvious from your evolved thoughtful response to this family secret. He might not have passed his genes onto you, but he did give you his empathy, emotional intelligence and understanding of what’s important in life. All the best to you.

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An absolute legend! What a beautiful story. Bless you all and may he rest in eternal peace. Loving a child is a choice, whether they are biologically yours or not. What a wonderful man your father was to recognize that and embrace his role in your life with so much enthusiasm. Knitting because murder is wrong poster. If her bio dad never knew, I do feel a twinge of sadness for him. He should have been given an opportunity to be a father if he wanted to. But sometimes things have a way of working out and she was blessed to have an amazing father. Edited because this has been clarified in the responses to my comment and it could be left at “She was blessed to have an amazing father.”