Sarah Davidson's first blood relative arrived when she gave birth to her son Teddy.

Growing up, Sarah always knew she was adopted; brought to Australia from South Korea at just five months old, it was never a secret her parents, her brother and Sarah herself weren't biologically related to each other. 

But even after finding out you're adopted there are so many other questions, some of which people may choose to never find answers for. 

As Adoption Awareness Month comes to a close, we find out what life growing up adopted in Australia is really like. 

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Sarah Davidson's first blood relative arrived when she gave birth to her son Teddy.
Growing up, Sarah always knew she was adopted; brought to Australia from South Korea at just five months old, it was never a secret her parents, her brother and Sarah herself weren't biologically related to each other. 
But even after finding out you're adopted there are so many other questions, some of which people may choose to never find answers for. 
As Adoption Awareness Month comes to a close, we find out what life growing up adopted in Australia is really like. 
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What's It Really Like Growing Up Adopted In Australia?

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