'Like looking into a mirror': I met my siblings at the age of 35 (opens original article in a new tab)
Cheryl van Wageningen discovered her Indigenous heritage at 35, reconnecting with biological siblings and embracing her cultural identity through music and language.
- Cheryl van Wageningen discovered her Indigenous heritage at 35 through a letter from Link Up SA informing her of siblings.
- She connected with her biological siblings, Mandy and Michael, and learned about her Peramangk and Ngarrindjeri heritage.
- Cheryl uses music to connect with her culture and has composed works incorporating her ancestral languages.
- She now embraces her Aboriginal identity and shares it with her children.
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