Mental Health, well done Norwich City

[Wurzel]

Well worth 2 minutes of your time to watch this..

 

It's made me think a bit. Over the last few days I've read some terrible stuff on-line, seen some shit that has absolutely abhorrent & read some comments that make me really angry. I've seen it on here during games where people disagree over this and that, and I'm sure I've said some stupid things, or read a comment incorrectly and got angry about it, but we really have no idea what is going on in our lives that makes some people say some things, and they might just be having a shit day or month, and just because you disagree with them on that one thing doesn't make them the enemy for everything. The world needs more understanding, more listening, we need to look out for each other.

Anyway enough hippy shit back to the piss taking.

[foreveryoung]

Does make you think that video, quite sad. 

[Guest]

Yeah this made me cry

[Kingman]

Jesus, That got me man 

[MrBlack]

A great message and also got me too. Certainly makes you think.

[chrisvilla4]

Thanks for sharing. Just watched, I work in mental health and it brought a tear to my eye. If someone is struggling there is always someone who will listen, you are important.

[TDR V2]

Interesting watch that is... I think mental health was heavily promoted during Covid lockdowns but since "normality" has returned its slipped off the official radar.

Even though current circumstances are probably effecting people much more now

[delboy54]

Well done Norwich City F.C. for highlighting this. 

Typical men, we hide our "feelings" and let it build up inside, isn't suicide the biggest cause of death for men?

[VillaJ100]

21 minutes ago, delboy54 said:

Well done Norwich City F.C. for highlighting this. 

Typical men, we hide our "feelings" and let it build up inside, isn't suicide the biggest cause of death for men?

Biggest for men under 45 I think