Clonakilty man says silence nearly cost him his life
A Clonakilty man who nearly died by suicide says not talking about his problems nearly cost him his life. Today has been designated as national "Time to Talk Day" which invites people to take some time for a conversation about mental health. Today's social movement is being supported by 50 campaign ambassadors with real-life experience of mental health problems. Vinny Foran is one of the ambassadors and he told RedFM News that he had been living with depression for some time but his male pride wouldn't allow him reach out for help Vinny is a powerful speaker and he spoke very honestly about his own situation to our News Editor Lana O'Connor click on the play button above to listen to the interview in full
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