Q:

One noun to describe my brothers, sisters and myself

I am looking for one word to describe my parent's children, in relation to myself. Siblings does not cut it in my opinion as I am not part of my siblings. In French there is the word fratrie that would qualify, but I could not find any English equivalent.
Post-comments edit/context:
The question arose first in the context of computing (so no 'awkward'  relationship like half-brother) to name a method, hence the 'single word' request because a multi-word description would not work. I then became irked to not find the word I was looking for, specially as there is such a word in French. The question thus goes way beyond computing, I still do not know how to refer about my brothers and myself together in one word.

A:

My Concise Hachette doesn't even give the word, but Collins Cambridge French to English online simply translates it as brothers and sisters.
Toute la fratrie s'est réunie translates as All the brothers and sisters are here.
So I'm afraid there isn't such a word in English -of that you can be fairly sure. 

