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‘I’m still trying to find out who I am’: the little-understood plight of Forgotten Australians
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‘I’m still trying to find out who I am’: the little-understood plight of Forgotten Australians
They number more than half a million, yet the ongoing trauma from their time in orphanages and institutions remains poorly known
When Judy Leonard entered the orphanage, she was given a bed with a number. That was how the staff would refer to her. Not by her name, or even by one of the cruel nicknames the other children gave her, but by her allocated space in the dormitory: C2.
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