In October 2024, 27-year-old Delimar Vera shared her incredible story of being kidnapped as a newborn. At just ten days old, she was taken by Carolyn Correa, the woman she believed was her mother—until years later, when Vera met her real mom, Luz Cuevas.

Correa raised Vera under a false identity, warning her about a “bad lady” who wanted to take her away—never revealing that it was actually her real mother. Vera’s real family thought she died in a fire, but Cuevas’s intuition led to a DNA test that confirmed Vera was alive.

Reunited with her birth family, Vera struggled to adjust to a new life and identity, feeling disconnected and missing her old name and siblings. The media celebrated the reunion, but Vera faced emotional pain, lack of support, and fractured family dynamics.

Her early years with Correa were marked by neglect and abuse, while her biological parents’ complicated past added more trauma. Vera endured foster care, abusive relationships, and hardship before rebuilding her life.

Today, Vera lives peacefully with her husband, stepson, and pets, focusing on healing and acceptance. Her story, featured in a 2024 documentary, highlights survival amid loss, confusion, and the power of moving forward.