@Booksmart13 Hi, thanks for the fan. I read your post below, and I kind of have a similar situation. My parents divorced when I was two, my mom remarried and her husband adopted my sister and I. Things were great growing up for the most part. Then, when I was 17, a woman called for my sister, saying she was our aunt. I basically told her to shove it. At 20, I finally let go of the anger I felt at being completely forgotten as a child. Turns out, the adoption records were sealed until we turned 19 (which was when my aunt called for me sister, when she was 19). So I started digging for information, without luck. Luckily, my cousin found me on Myspace (it was in 2005 before Facebook and all). And it turns out, they were looking for me too. So I think that if you're a minor, you can prod a little bit. She was only 15 when she took that leap of faith and contacted me, and I am thankful for getting to know these new family members that have become closer to me than other family. Don't give up hope. And if she tells you off, just remember what I said. I did the same thing, but I was angry. She might be angry too - at first.