[cajungirl]

This fascinates me too. If I were she, I might feel very creeped out or very blessed, sort of like I was a mausoleum for my dead never known sister. It would be weird. And the two eye colors, I have a friend with one green and one blue eye. My daughter at birth had a blue and a brown eye. The blue eye turned brown at a few weeks . The ped told me the brown eye was a nevus I guess. We used to joke and make up songs like "dont it make your brown and blue eye ,,yadda yadda.

[cajungirl]

You know the beauty of this story,,,NOONE CAN SUE ANYONE OVER IT

[Qwinn]

"If I were she, I might feel very creeped out or very blessed, sort of like I was a mausoleum for my dead never known sister."

She'd be looking at it the wrong way then. Neither sister was any more "dead" than the other. She is parts of -both sisters- in a very real way. Some organs with the genetic sequence of one and some with the other.

I think even if the brain was all based on one genetic makeup, it still wouldn't be "one" sister that survived. The entire endocrine system greatly affects people's personalities.

I find this absolutely wild.

Qwinn