From (Early Life) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

I was named after an Uncle of mine and also for a "war buddy" of my Dad from the British 8th Army Regiment that he had served with in WWII.

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From (Early Life) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

I have never looked all that much like most of the rest of my family for several reasons one being that I have many Half-Siblings (same Mother different Father) and because I take much of my looks from the Matriarchal side of my family. I look almost identical to what my Grandfather looked like at my age according to my mother and her sisters. I do also have some of my father's looks but they are less noticeable then the obvious resemblance that I have to my Grandfather.

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YES! as a matter of fact. My mother told me about her labor and that I was not a difficult birth but even so ...my memories were of a different situation. So I entered a program called "Primal Therapy" where you are brought back in your life by Hypnosis and relive certain stages of your childhood. They use this for a lot of different reasons from recollections of child abuse to investigating "Past Life" regression. In my particular case it was to find out how my birth was from my fetal perspective and as it turned out...I had a hard time before the delivery because (and it was confirmed by the Hospital staff) that the cord was wrapped around my neck prior to delivery but it was not for long and the Doctor said it unwrapped itself somehow just before I was delivered and he was surprised that it did. My Mother does not remember any difficulties with my birth but I at my infancy seemed to remember much more about it than was publicly known.

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From (Early Life) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

I was raised to believe in the family and the church as a compass for life and it was this belief that helped me through my growing years. All the people in my life were the 'normal' acceptable people you see every day in the schools and in family life in general.

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I have been given different versions of the meeting of my parents but I do know that my Mother was a widow at the time with a small family of at least 4 children. They married in New Brunswick where they met and moved to Ontario just before my brother was born in 1950.

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