On my grandmother's deathbed, she asked me, do you know who your real mother is?

What major plot twist moment have you had in your life?

My grandmother passed away just over two weeks ago.

The family all went to see her for the last time.

She was surprisingly aware of everything around her and telling stories and joking.

I went and sat by her and we talked for a little while about various things.

Out of nowhere, she said, do you know who your real mother is?

Now, I've only ever known one woman to be my mother and had never considered otherwise.

I was shocked and asked her to repeat herself, thinking I misheard her.

She said it again. Do you know who your real mother is?

I looked over to my aunt with the

confused look on my face who, addressing my grandmother said, blank is his mother nanny? My grandmother

laughed for a second and said, oh yeah, I guess I know who your mother is too. Now, I'm fairly

certain my mother is actually my mother. Since then, I've been trying to justify her saying that,

though. All I can think is either she was very out of it and didn't know what she was saying, or there's someone

else in my family who doesn't know their real mother and she mistook me for them. I'm not sure I should

pursue this any further with my family, as any reason to keep it secret is probably a decent one,

and I'm not so sure I want to know

the answer. But it also has me wondering, has anyone else had a major plot twist moment in their lives,

whether it turned out to be true or not? My grandfather was dying of cancer. He was a big, tough

man and gradually just wasted away. Sometime near the end, he asked my grandmother to bring

him a piece of paper and a pen. He wrote down all the names of his 27 grandchildren. Next to my name was a

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