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Hurt

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Hurt

WARNING: This podcast contains story of personal loss through suicide.

 

This Tribal Fires episode is titled ‘Hurt’. This is a deeply personal story about the devastating loss of my only son through Suicide.

 

Suicide in Australia’s Indigenous communities is at a pandemic level. 

This horrible reality is now affecting the youth and most concerningly young children are also becoming part of this statistic.

 

This podcast is the story of my son Rob (Bobbo) and the emotional journey My wife and I have been on since his passing. I hope this story will give strength to the parents who have lost children to suicide, and also give hope to any young person who may find themselves in a dark place to not give up.

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