‘We just take it one day at a time,’ says family left behind

By Leanne Younes
September 22 2018 - 7:00am
MORE TALK: Julie Allan and her sons, Connor (left) and Brayden, want more education and less shame around the subject of mental health. Photo: Kate Healy
MORE TALK: Julie Allan and her sons, Connor (left) and Brayden, want more education and less shame around the subject of mental health. Photo: Kate Healy

The family of a man who took his own life at Lake Burrumbeet last month have courageously spoken out in an effort to increase awareness of the stigma that still surrounds the subject of mental illness and suicide.

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