Tamuna Museridze's quest began in 2016 when she unearthed clues suggesting she might be adopted after the death of her adoptive mother. A birth certificate with discrepancies initiated her inquiries, leading to a Facebook group named Vedzeb, or “I’m Searching,” as she sought to uncover her biological roots.

After years of investigation and unexpected revelations about a baby trafficking scandal in Georgia—where infants were sold after being falsely declared deceased—Tamuna received a life-altering message identifying a potential biological mother. Despite a harsh rejection from her mother, Tamuna persisted, driven by the inexplicable need to discover her past.

Tamuna's breakthrough came when she connected with a distant relative who confirmed a shared lineage via a DNA test. This revelation opened pathways, leading her to learn the identity of her father, Gurgen Khorava. To her astonishment, Gurgen had been on her Facebook friend list for over three years, oblivious to their connection.

Finally meeting her father in Zugdidi—a town 160 miles away—was bittersweet; she was filled with curiosity and trepidation. As they embraced, familial connections unfolded amid shared interests, art, and music. Gurgen's warmth extended to introducing Tamuna to a broader family, encompassing half-siblings and cousins.

However, Tamuna's inquiries about her adoption and possible kidnapping lingered. A long-awaited confrontation with her birth mother revealed the truth—Tamuna was not stolen but given up due to stigma surrounding her conception, a secret her mother had kept for decades.

Though heart-wrenching, Tamuna's journey provided clarity and a robust connection to her biological family. She reflected on her decisions, emphasizing her commitment to authenticity, especially for other families grappling with the repercussions of baby trafficking. The quest to understand her origins has not only rekindled family bonds but has also emphasized the importance of truth. Tamuna remains hopeful about the continuity of these newfound connections as she progresses forward in her life.