Anna wants to find out who her biological father is.
Anna hopes to find her father. Over
Swedish Give it originated from donated sperm. Now Anna wants to find out who her biological father is in the Geneinmätsätäjät series.
Recently, a change in the law was made, with which, for example, Anna has the right to find out who her biological father is. Under the guidance of experts, we will begin to unravel the tangle.
In the episode, Anna also opens up her thoughts behind why it is important for her to find out the identity of her biological father.
– I have promised myself to find out the sperm donor, Anna sighs.
Fatherlessness has led to the fact that Anna has experienced a certain kind of anxiety.
– Half of me comes from that other person. Half of my origin is like behind bars.
Anna says that she always knew she was a gifted cell child. He says that he thought about it a lot as a child. It has also always made Anna wonder a lot, whether someone coming in is really her father. In addition, the existence of possible biological siblings has caused him a headache.
Anna has had two important father figures in her own life. Both have contributed over the years to his upbringing.
– I have no shortage of fathers, Anna clarifies.
Genealogist Fredrik Meister states that there are two issues to be investigated in the case: who is the donor of the gametes and what happened in the past.
However, there will be a nasty surprise when the donor’s information cannot be found in the register. In Sweden, the donor is marked with a code that cannot be found in the database.
Despite this, promising results are obtained. The only problem is that the man found has a rather ordinary name, so finding the right person becomes even more difficult. However, Anna and the research team are not ready to give up.
Gene hunters on Yle Teema Fem channel at 18:30. You can find all program information at Telku.