Tana Inskeep posted a plea to coincide with her 36th birthday on April 21 asking social media users to like, share and spread the word in the hope she'll find the birth family she's wondered about her entire life.'I don't want to wait any longer,' Tana told KHOU. 'I'm ready to take a step [and] be courageous and I don't want to waste this life.'The happily married mother first turned to the agency that found her an adopted family that late 70s spring.They couldn't given exact details, but Tana did learn of her siblings, include a possible twin brother who was born with her via cesarean section.She also learned that her mother had an Hispanic background and her father was a white man.With that info, Tana created a poster detailing all she knows and put it on a Facebook group called Find Tana's Birth Family.She hopes the poster and the other things she's posted, including documents detailing her siblings and other family members, will soon lead her to some answers.And she's not afraid, even if the truth isn't pretty.'I'm not worried at all,' she said. 'I'm at a really good place and my faith has played a big part in it.'She says the driving force behind her quest is curiosity and she believes that anyone in her shoes would do the same.'I think everybody wants to be known and to know where they came from and who they are,' she said.(dailymail.co.uk)ANN.Az