NAME: Neil
FROM: Middlesbrough
ABOUT: Mental Health - Depression
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MY #BOROMANCAN STORY:
“We had so much going on, and because I didn’t want to put any more pressure on my family, and I thought it was probably my Crohns disease anyway”
NAME: Matt
FROM: Linthorpe, Middlesbrough
ABOUT: Police Officer
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MY #BOROMANCAN STORY:
So for years I have “cracked on” and got on with things and thought things will work out. After a difficult marriage breakdown, two young kids, no money and struggling I kept going, going and going.
At one stage I walked into Tesco on Roman Road, placed my beer on the counter and the lady who served me put her hand on mine and said “You seem to be a nice lad, whatever your going thorough this isn’t the answer” It was then I realised how often I was buying drink, and I felt embarrassed.