Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Son’s suicide leads mom to raise mental health awareness

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After the suicide of her son five years ago, Lynn Keane of Oakville wanted to share her family’s story, to get people talking about mental health. She’s done that with the book Give Sorrow Words.

Lynn’s website

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