Ancestry DNA regrets
Growing up I was told by my father, that he's 90% Irish and 10% Scottish. And my mom never knew her biological father, because her stepdad was in the picture since she was an infant. So I grew up always curious what the other half of my ancestry was. But I've always been more than proud of my Irish heritage. My grandmothers maiden name was Shannahan and she came from County Clare, Ireland. My dad and I both have Irish tattoos. I named my daughter Kennedy Clare, her middle name coming from the part of Ireland my grandmothers family came from. My husband has a similar scenario, where he doesn't know his heritages much at all. He knows his grandmother is from England, she still has her sweet accent. But his grandfather was adopted, and so he doesn't know anything. His family doesn't speak about his grandfathers adoption. And his mother was given up for adoption, so she doesn't know much about her origins either besides Native American and French Canadian