My DNA Experience as a Newbie

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Over the next few weeks I hope to post a regular blog on my personal DNA experience from a complete novice perspective. From choosing the test, the test itself, the results and what to do next.

Hopefully if you new like me this might help you with choices, interpreting your results and ultimately what to do with them.

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DNA Testing - The Revolution (1) https://chiddicksfamilytree.wordpress.com/2018/01/17/dna-testing-the-revolution/ via @chiddickstree

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Choosing a DNA test (2) https://chiddicksfamilytree.wordpress.com/2018/01/20/choosing-a-dna-test-2/ via @chiddickstree

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The DNA Test Itself (3) https://chiddicksfamilytree.wordpress.com/2018/01/29/the-dna-test-itself-3/ via @chiddickstree

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My DNA results are in!!!

86% British could I possibly be anymore British??

My DNA Results are in!! (4) https://chiddicksfamilytree.wordpress.com/2018/02/03/my-dna-results-are-in/ via @chiddickstree

[Maiden Stone]

Interesting. My reaction to your reply #3 and blog no. 3 -  I doubt I'd have enough saliva!

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It’s less than a teaspoon

[PurpleOwl333]

I'm looking into DNA tests, and wanted to say thanks for the links to your blog. I followed the first link and enjoyed your Revolution article, so I head off to read the next in the series and all these other posts appear like magic all about really interesting things, so I'm starting your blog from the beginning, looks like a good read, thanks!
Laura

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Thank you so much for the kind compliments it’s much appreciated. I am glad that you have enjoyed reading my blogs and hopefully you will find them interesting.

Good luck with your research
Paul