A woman raised believing Reginald is her biological father discovers his family has been questioning her parentage since her stepfather's obituary listed her as his child. She's been ostracized and spoken about negatively, and now needs a DNA test to prove the truth and repair the relationship.
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Since I was a little girl, I always knew Reginald as my father. But my stepfather was the one who raised me. 15 years ago, my stepfather passed away. I was listed in his obituary as one of his children. That's when some people from Reginald's side of the family started saying I was not his child. They used his obituary as an excuse to disown me. I did not write the obituary. I didn't choose what went in there. I want a relationship with my father's side of the family, but I don't feel comfortable around them. I know some of them talking badly about me. I can feel the tension. They know I'm Reginald's child. This is [MASKED], and I'm sick of it. I don't know how can they treat me like this. I know Reginald is my father, and I need this DNA test to prove it.