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I said, well, I think I found a brother.

And we all laughed and you know how wonderful. And said oh what's his name and I said

David David Anderson and her face went bright red and she started to cry and she said you know him you know him he has been to your

house for a party with me. When she was growing up, Liz Colenso had a feeling that something didn't quite fit.

It was a feeling, a sort of emptiness that would follow her into her adulthood.

I first met Liz sitting in the hair salon we both

went to in Melbourne's outer east. It still gives me shivers when I think of this

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