[post_page_title]The brother they lost[/post_page_title]
Eddy, the most affected by the discovery of the triplets, grew up having a strained relationship with his adoptive father. The two simply did not see eye to eye on much and often argued, disagreeing on what it means to be a man. After the reunion of the triplets, he put all of his energy into his brothers, often moving to be closer to them. Galland suffered from depression and showed signs of bipolar disorder, as well. David still stays in touch with Eddy’s wife and daughter after his death.
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