Two Families Tested Their Adopted Daughters’ DNA - And The Results Left Them Totally Dumbstruck

It’s the job of an adoptive parent to make their new son or daughter feel a part of the family as well as a part of the community at large. For some, though, these can be difficult tasks - not least when that child has originally come from a different country.So, perhaps with that in mind, when two families from small-town Missouri adopted daughters from two different cities in China, they set their new children up on a friend date. Specifically, they hoped that this would help both girls acclimate to their new American homes.But while the girls played, one of their moms couldn’t help but wonder why they had become so close so quickly. And she hoped that a DNA test of her and her friend’s adopted daughters would answer that question. However, the results of that test would come as a real shock to everyone involved.That mom, moreover, was Staci Maneage, who knew in her heart that she would be a mother to children from an ocean away, even at a young age. “I always desired to adopt from China since I was 19,” she said in a Facebook video for Calvary Church, posted in September 2016.