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Embark on a journey of self-discovery with the My Re-Birthday Book, a beautifully crafted companion for those navigating the rich and complex tapestry of genetic discovery, family, and identity. Whether you're adopted, donor-conceived, or have experienced an NPE, misattributed parentage, or a DNA surprise, this memory book provides a space for you to bear witness to your unfolding narrative. Illuminate the pages with photos, mementos, and responses to writing prompts that explore the depths of your experiences, family connections, and identity.
This is book stands as a testament to your personal evolution through the seasons, a celebration of your unique story, and a validation of the resilience and bravery that define your journey. The My Re-Birthday Book is a chronicle of your journey, inviting you to give your voice, your memories, and your legacy a place of honor within its pages. This is Your Story-written by you and for you about the incredible journey that shapes who you are.
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Kara was born and raised in Seattle, Washington. She married her high-school sweetheart and together they traveled for a number of years before attending college. Kara went on to receive a BA, MA, a law degree from the George Washington University, and later a LLM from the University of Washington. Her husband and sons constantly keep her on her toes. Any moment of free quiet time she can find is spent designing, reading, and cooking; but storytelling is her passion. In January 2018, she wanted to see where in Africa her father's family came from. Her over-the-counter DNA test revealed she was 50% something, but she had zero African DNA. This meant the man on her birth certificate couldn't possibly be her genetic father. She lost her bi-racial identity with the click of a mouse. Kara discovered she was 50% Jewish. The DNA pandora's box she opened led to an identity crisis. Because there were few resources for people with misattributed parentage experiences, she co-founded Right to Know, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the fundamental human right to know your genetic identity through education, mental health initiatives, and advocacy. Kara is leading advocate for genetic identity rights and people impacted by misattributed parentage. She has appeared on many podcasts, in multiple television interviews and articles, and has been a frequent speaker on her DNA surprise, the right to know, and the complex intersection of genetic information, identity, and family dynamics.
