so i can’t, it seems, lord, i’m half of pavlodar.erything happened. how did it happen? yes we can't return neither 27 years ago, nor a year ago. you just think of us without anger. throw out this anger. we haven't done anything to you, have n't done it, and won't do it. i understand that, well, somehow somewhere. well, maybe you misunderstood us somewhere? that's wrong. well, i'm not going to convince myself of this. you know how they say time to put everything in its place life, everything will show the point in their doubts and find out the truth, right? everything is the most important moment in the life of each of you. i invite yulia siversova of our expert in forensic medicine candidate of medical sciences. svetlana pinchenko from novosibirsk turned to the dna program to become a mother again. for a year and a half now, svetlana has considered 27-year-old valeria from kazakhstan to be her natural daughter, who was replaced in the pavlodar maternity hospital. and that’s all because once i saw a photo of valeria in social networks

we lived at that time in the suburbs of the city of pavlodar and they took me here with a siren, because had already had my third birth, and i understood that i was giving birth. everything already. my water broke. and they took me right here. right here, at this pace. and when i'm already in the delivery room, and i still had problems. i kind of had to have a baby with a surgeon, because i had a stitch in my seventh month of pregnancy, i had an emergency operation under general anesthesia, and i was predicted that i might have to stitch up during delivery. maybe there is something happen, and that’s all, i ran right into this mouth of the hall, lay down, and that’s it. and literally there for 2-3 minutes and i gave birth i gave birth easily without problems without pathology the girl screamed. well, in those days they didn’t put children on their chests, they just lifted them up and showed me. well, i looked, but at that moment it was important to me that she was alive and healthy. everything is fine. yes? see my pathology. no, well, you managed to at least somehow consider it in that s

we lived at that time in the suburbs of the city of pavlodar and they took me here with a siren, becauseok me right here. right here at this pace. and when i'm all here in the delivery room. and here i had problems.

the next day, in the maternity hospital of pavlodar , svetlana's daughter was born, the child rose. even matter to me that the girl was alive, healthy, screaming and insanely happy. all glory. god at that moment i paid attention. that next to me lies a girl who has already given birth? i asked her directly. this is good too. i remember, she told me exactly that, i gave birth at 4:00. and i, well, my time of birth was 16-20 minutes difference. and after 27 years, flipping through the feed in social networks, svetlana saw a photo of the daughter of the very girl who gave birth with her and her heart sank. i knew it was me when i was young. this is my son, and here she looks like a husband to us, i look and think, god, how is it that six months later svetlana decided to take a dna test with her official daughter. she brought someone else's child from the hospital, the test showed zero percent. but even in the maternity hospital , svetlana noticed that the girl who was brought to her for feeding on the morning after giving birth not at all like her and her husband. that moment is good,