Görke Uwe was exposed to two years from the parents and came to Iserlohn children's home. The other siblings followed by little. Almost a family again, decreed the youth welfare office they shared in a children's home in Menden. Here the Görke children learned to know them properly and grew up together. Uwe remained there until he was 18 and attended during his time in the home to a special school, primary school and secondary school. He trained as a retail merchant, did his military service (Lance Corporal) and even spent some time thereafter in his learned profession. He later moved to a textile printing factory in Copenhagen, where he took a job as a laborer. Today, Uwe is disabled and retired early because of his HIV infection. He lives with his man and his animals in eastern Ruhr area.
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