OK. A variation on a theme. You are 40 years old.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

24. Yes.

I prefer the facts, and then I'll decide what to do with them. I'm sure that I'd still view my father as my father, biological or not. And I'd have my mind absolutely blown by my mother's behavior in that scenario. You'd have to know her to understand the shock of it.

It was always extremely unlikely given that me and most of my siblings inherited an extremely RARE genetic condition, passed down from a faulty gene from both parents.

Then we all had our DNA analyzed years ago by Harvard to help locate the faulty gene. Full genomic tests for all of us -- Mom, Dad and all five of their kids-- not just the sampling done by commercial testers.