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Abandoned at Birth, She Found Her American Veteran Father’s Family After 57 Years

A Vietnamese–American woman, abandoned as a baby during the Vietnam War, finally reunites with her American veteran father’s family after 57 years. This is the emotional journey of Tran Thi Hoa, a mixed-race Amerasian daughter who grew up without knowing her parents, carrying loneliness, stigma, and the unanswered question: “Who is my father?” Raised by her adoptive grandmother, Hoa spent decades searching for her identity. With no photos, no documents, and no clues, her hope nearly faded—until 2020, when Amerasian advocate Jimmy Nhat Tung helped her take multiple DNA tests. On March 23, 2023, a miracle happened: the DNA result identified her biological father’s family. Although her father, a U.S. veteran, had passed away, his family joyfully accepted her and helped Hoa reunite with them in America. On February 29, 2024, Hoa left Vietnam to meet her American relatives for the first time. At the airport in Spokane, Washington, she finally embraced her aunt Linda—an emotional reunion that took 57 years to become reality. This story represents hope for thousands of Amerasian children still searching for their families. When there is hope, there are hearts waiting for you to come home. #lostandfoundhearts #VietnamWarChild #DNAReunion #reunion #dnatest