I have had a jolly fortunate and privileged life, for which I’m deeply grateful. Deeply grateful to my parents for so to speak having given me life twice over by coming to this country. People don’t realise. It was a very brave thing to do.
I have had a jolly fortunate and privileged life, for which I’m deeply grateful. Deeply grateful to my parents for so to speak having given me life twice over by coming to this country. People don’t realise. It was a very brave thing to do.
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