A resident of Vladivostok is trying to find her younger sister, from whom she separated 19 years ago. As 28-year-old Svetlana told Kick, their parents were deprived of parental rights in 2007. She was then nine years old, Lisa was only two years old. Sweta was sent to an orphanage, and the baby was left in the children's ward. The older sister came to her all the time - played, visited and at least tried to stay close. One of these days, Svetlana came to Lisa again, but she was no longer there. She was informed that the girl was transferred to a children's home near Artyom, where small children lived without parental care. It was later learned that Lisa had been taken away by her guardians. After that, the family lost track of her. All this time, the girls' mother hoped to bring her daughters home: she got a job and did repairs. According to Svetlana, although after the denial of parental rights, a separate refusal was no longer required, the woman was asked to sign such a paper for Lisa's future family - so that there would be no disputes later. She refused because she still believed she could take the children back. But Svetlana stayed in the orphanage, and Lisa, as she assumes, was later adopted. Today she is 20 years old. Svetlana still has photos and documents from her childhood. From signs she remembers green eyes and two heads. Now she just hopes that one day Lisa will see this story and recognize herself.

A resident of Vladivostok is trying to find her younger sister, from whom she separated 19 years ago. As 28-year-old Svetlana told Kick, their parents were deprived of parental rights in 2007. She was then nine years old, Lisa was only two years old. Sweta was sent to an orphanage, and the baby was left in the children's ward. The older sister came to her all the time - played, visited and at least tried to stay close. One of these days, Svetlana came to Lisa again, but she was no longer there. She was informed that the girl was transferred to a children's home near Artyom, where small children lived without parental care. It was later learned that Lisa had been taken away by her guardians. After that, the family lost track of her. All this time, the girls' mother hoped to bring her daughters home: she got a job and did repairs. According to Svetlana, although after the denial of parental rights, a separate refusal was no longer required, the woman was asked to sign such a paper for Lisa's future family - so that there would be no disputes later. She refused because she still believed she could take the children back. But Svetlana stayed in the orphanage, and Lisa, as she assumes, was later adopted. Today she is 20 years old. Svetlana still has photos and documents from her childhood. From signs she remembers green eyes and two heads. Now she just hopes that one day Lisa will see this story and recognize herself.