Life is like a roller-coaster with thrills, chills, and a sigh of relief. — Susan Bennett, Late Discoveries: An Adoptee's Quest for Truth
Life is like a roller-coaster with thrills, chills, and a sigh of relief. — Susan Bennett, Late Discoveries: An Adoptee's Quest for Truth
Life is like a roller-coaster with thrills, chills, and a sigh of relief. — Susan Bennett, Late Discoveries: An Adoptee's Quest for Truth
Life is like a roller-coaster with thrills, chills, and a sigh of relief. — Susan Bennett, Late Discoveries: An Adoptee's Quest for Truth
Life is like a roller-coaster with thrills, chills, and a sigh of relief. — Susan Bennett, Late Discoveries: An Adoptee's Quest for Truth
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Life is like a roller-coaster with thrills, chills, and a sigh of relief.

— Susan Bennett, Late Discoveries: An Adoptee's Quest for Truth
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