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CMHA discusses mental health issues

People continue to mourn the loss of Robin Williams today.

The actor and comedian took his own life Monday after combating depression.

Marnie Wedlake is with the Canadian Mental Health Association.

She says this kind of event can encourage other suffering people to take a second look at their lives:

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She adds that mental health is a complex issue:

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Wedlake says it’s important to get help if you’re suffering:

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If you or someone you know is suffering from mental health issues you can get in touch with the Canadian Mental Health Assoaction at the CMHA’s website.

Patrick Grapes
Patrick Grapes
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