rosalynn! rosalynn was my social worker between the ages of 15 and 18. years ago, i had a brother get in touch with me. really?! yeah. from where? he just spoke to me on facebook. who? my dad's side. oh, my gosh. i can't talk to you about this, man, i don't know why i feel emotional. oh, my god. yeah, woo... flipping... ihad to... so, basically, on my dad's side, i've got at least four siblings who are all older than me. was there any information in my files about me having siblings? no. not to my knowledge. you know, files and information gathering has come a long way. obviously, back in the day, we had paperfiles, now we have electronic files. and i think sometimes families don't always tell us what we want to know at the time and that happens quite a lot, where family members, erm, withhold information. speaking to rosalynn about my siblings brought up another part of my past which i've always wanted to know about. was i ever considered for adoption? i know that's a big question and you don't have to answer it if you don't know. i was going to say, yo

it was great to see rosalynn but even just talking to herfor ten minutes, i see how many unanswered issues pertains to my time in care but it now makes me think that there are so many siblings in the system who are estranged from relatives and they are not getting the support that they need. the more you move them, the more you scar them because you'rejust letting me know i'm a kid in care, and more people the more you move them, the more you scar them because you're just letting me know i'm a kid in care, and more people don't care about me. ten years ago, when i started out as a journalist, i spoke to a guy called jerome who grew up in care and he said he was split from a brother so we've now become mates, i want to catch up with him and see what he has to say about the issue. i'm just hoping he can relate to what i'm going through at the moment. welcome to my humble abode. you have got a slit in your eyebrow. yeah. that is a decade old swag. jerome now works with children in care and has reconnected with his brother. when i spoke to ten years ago, you told me about your brother who, at

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