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This is why we want to share Mary’s story to support mental health awareness and to dispel the stigma attached to depression and suicide.
She was a beautiful young woman, working for the NHS as a trainee nursing associate. She was caring, considerate and compassionate.
She had drive and determination. She hated injustice and discrimination. Mary She had the most amazing friends who she called her “best girls”. She was capable, practical and shrewd. She was a problem solver and a fixer.
She was feisty, spirited and passionate. Her generosity knew no bounds. Mary was truly amazing and unique. She radiated a warmth that touched your heart, with a smile that could light up a room.
Mary suffered from depression, a disease that was trying to hold her back at every turn – yet she managed to excel in her work and education, still managed to keep a loyal group of friends and was the most amazing daughter, sister, auntie and girlfriend – but in the end it robbed her of her ability to live life how she wanted.
The fact that she was loved, admired and adored by everyone she met whilst carrying this burden is testament to just what a wonderful young woman she was.
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