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20thmaine	06 Mar 2017 5:11 a.m. PST
An interesting in-depth story on the BBC website "If you haven't got the support of family and friends when you're not in your right mind, you've got no chance of helping yourself," he says. "At first it was very embarrassing: I used to be a roughy-toughy squaddie, I'd fight anybody and do anything. I do find it difficult to accept it, but I will speak to anybody about it." link

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