[p]A man, identified as jon_d_doe, is seeking advice from the public after discovering through a DNA test that his two children are not biologically his. The man, who recently lost his wife, decided to conduct a DNA test on his children with his late wife, only to find out that they were not his biological offspring. Confused and devastated by this revelation, the man took to Facebook to seek the opinion of members of the public. He shared on his page, "My wife passed away and left me two children but I just found out through a DNA test that they are not my children. I'm 36 years old. Please advise me."
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[p]In response to the man's post, some members of the public suggested that he should accept the children as his own, especially since he had been raising them. Others advised him to try and locate their biological fathers and have them take responsibility for their children. However, this may prove difficult and time-consuming, and there is no guarantee that the biological fathers would be willing to take on the responsibility of raising the children.
[/p][p]The man's situation is a complex and emotionally challenging one, and there is no easy solution. It is understandable that he is seeking advice and support from others as he tries to come to terms with this life-changing revelation. Hopefully, with time and support, he will be able to navigate this difficult situation and make the best decision for himself and the children involved.
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