165 - His brothers hidden mental health battle | Jameson Arasi

In a poignant discussion, Jameson Arasi shares their personal experience with the loss of a sibling to suicide, detailing the emotional turmoil and long-term impacts on their life. They emphasize the importance of addressing grief head-on, seeking therapy, and taking active steps to process emotions. Jameson reflects on their journey of understanding, the misconceptions about signs of depression, and the difficulty of accepting the finality of the loss. They advocate for increased awareness and support for mental health, encouraging listeners to reach out to loved ones. The conversation highlights the ongoing nature of grief and the importance of empathy and genuine support for those grieving.

 

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