Histori prekëse/ Gjyshi e dërgoi në j etimore kur ishte vetëm 2-v jeç, përballet me të pabesueshmen pas 48 vitesh (FOTO)
Histori prekëse/ Gjyshi e dërgoi në j etimore kur ishte vetëm 2-v jeç, përballet me të pabesueshmen pas 48 vitesh (FOTO)
Në moshën 2-v jeçare, Kirk u dërguar në një je timore vietnameze. Ai u rrit duke besuar se prindërit e tij biologjikë kishin vd ekur në L uftën e Vietnamit. Por kjo nuk nd odhi. Për 48 vjet, Kirk nuk e kishte idenë se nëna e tij biologjike, Thanka ishte ende gjallë. Thanka, 17 v jeçe mb eti sht atzënë gjatë Lu ftës së Vietnamit.
Babai i saj nuk e miratoi sht atzëninë e saj, kështu që ajo jo vetëm që nuk u martua, por babai i f ëmijës ishte amerikan. Për të ky ishte një fakt i papranueshëm.
Menjëherë pas lindjes së nipit, babai i Thankas e ka larguar atë nga ajo. Babai biologjik i f ëmijës, një u shtar amerikan, u transferua në një bazë tjetër usht arake dhe nuk mësoi kurrë për sht atzëninë. Çifti në fund h umbi çdo kontakt.
Thankai kaloi pothuajse pesë dekada duke shpresuar të ribashkohej me djalin e saj. Në vitin 2015, ajo u regjistrua në një faqe interneti të bazës së të dhënave të ADN-së me shpresën se djali i saj do të bënte të njëjtën gjë.
Ndërkohë, Kirk, tashmë i martuar me f ëmijë ndjeu hezitim për të bërë një kërkim në internet. Por gruaja e tij e bindi që ta provonte.
Brenda disa ditësh pas dorëzimit të ADN-së së tij, Kirk mori një email nga një grua që i kërkonte ta telefononte. Në fillim ai besoi se gruaja kishte g abuar.
Shikoni më poshtë disa foto em ocionuese nga moment ii ribashkimit nënë e bir pothuajse pas 50 vitesh.
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