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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
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Ben Barry & Nia Dalton

'I'm adopted and found my long-lost mum 3,300 miles away with home DNA test'

A British woman who was put up for adoption as a baby in 1990 has found her entire biological family in Canada - after they spent years looking for her. Laura Mclean, 32, from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, grew up knowing she was adopted but didn't know her birth mum's name, age or location.

After endless empty searches on Google and Facebook, she submitted a DNA sample to 23andMe and finally tracked down her long-lost mum, Janine Henderson, 50. Janine, from Brampton, Ontario, Canada, had wanted a better life for her baby girl, and now feels extremely lucky to be given a "second chance".

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