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A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.

Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.

My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.

OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you

Mama!!!

When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.

Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.

Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 

Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 

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A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.

Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.

My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.

OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you

Mama!!!

When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.

Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.

Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 

Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 

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A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.

Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.

My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.

OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you

Mama!!!

When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.

Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.

Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 

Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 

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A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.

Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.

My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.

OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you

Mama!!!

When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.

Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.

Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 

Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 

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A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.

Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.

My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.

OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you

Mama!!!

When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.

Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.

Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 

Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 

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A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.

Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.

My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.

OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you

Mama!!!

When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.

Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.

Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 

Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 

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A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.

Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.

My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.

OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you

Mama!!!

When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.

Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.

Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 

Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 

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A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.

Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.

My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.

OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you

Mama!!!

When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.

Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.

Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 

Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 

CATCH ME IF YOU CAN!!

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  • CATCH ME IF YOU CAN!!
  • Henri currently lives in Sydney with his wife of 40 years Mary Ann, and has two sons. He remains in close contact with his Swiss foster family. 
  • A few months later in 1943, My mum gave birth to me in a refugee camp in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sadly, my dad had left us on the way to this safety. If you can even call this that.
  • Later, I moved out of the refugee home because my mum was scared that I was going to go down with the sickness that other kids my age were dying to.
  • My mum moved me to a foster home with foster parents called the Meyers.
  • OMG! Your home! Henri, I am sooo happy to see you
  • Mama!!!
  • When I was 3 I was reunited with my mother who was living in France at the time. Having grown up with a German - speaking foster family, I couldn't speak Polish or French which made it very hard for me to communicate with her.
  • Sadly, 1 year and a half later, I was sent back to the Meyers because my mum went down with a major ear infection, that she caught from the Swiss refugee camp.
  • Life was fun at the Meyers, it was a lot different to the refugee camp, that's for sure. I just wished that my mum was there to enjoy it with me. I kept hoping that she was okay. 
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