@DawnButlerBrent Utterly tragic, those who will live this loss are the family and those who loved him unconditionally. They lost a part of themselves today . I carry this pain and it’s very heavy. Sending condolences to those who loved Jason
@zarahsultana Whatever the rights and wrongs this is an absolute tragedy. That anyone should feel their lives are too painful to continue is heartbreaking. The pain left is endless. I speak as a mum whose world ended almost 6 years ago when I lost Jess. With condolences to all who loved Jason
@criminographer I’m so sorry, little Isabelle is adorable. So utterly painful, I’m glad you have a kind coroner. Nothing can change your loss, but care, openness and empathy at the inquest will hopefully make it no worse than it is now
@reformexposed@Nigel_Farage I’m the same age as Nigel Farage. I remember well what my primary school bully said and how it made me feel. Bullying in primary school was a significant factor in triggering my daughter’s poor mental health. She died by suicide at 27. Victims of bullying don’t forget
@PippaCrerar I remember what the girl who bullied me at primary school said and how it made me feel, I am the same age as Nigel Farage. Bullying at age 10 was significant in my daughter’s poor MH. She died by suicide at 27. Bullying is never forgotten by the victims. It’s not political
@JeremyClarkson Angela Rayner is also a tax payer. If she got a settlement to assist with the care of her son damaged/disabled by a birth incident/accident that is as it should be. How else should a civilised society behave?
@MelanieLeahy With you every step. You are speaking for so many of us, and for families who don’t yet know how the system will fail then and their loved ones
@PaulaMc007@MelanieLeahy I don’t believe these CEOs are genuinely affected, remotely sorry or really interested in change. If they were, they would instruct the legal teams they (or we as taxpayers) pay for to behave differently at inquests and in defending civil claims
@ProfLAppleby But as parents we’ll always feel guilt when our child dies by suicide. We loved them and failed to make their lives better. It is our life sentence
@piersmorgan@realDonaldTrump Good to hear. Trump is a bully who support aggressor Putin. Our security in Europe is at risk. Why don’t you call him out. America is no longer bothered about peace in Europe because of the big beautiful ocean between us and them. We need to plan a future without the US
@ProfLAppleby My experience of trying to get accountability from MH Trust regarding the death of my daughter is of absolute defensiveness in the face of obvious failures. Would rather use taxpayers money on lawyers, hoping the bereaved will go away. But we live our loss, we won’t disappear
@JimGamble_INEQE@LeeAndersonMP_ Agreed, living in the aftermath of suicide is devastating. Even if fortunate enough not to have experienced it themselves, MPs should have enough insight to understand that graphic images like these, to demonstrate cheap political points are triggering and inappropriate.
@ProfLAppleby How very true. I was told numerous times told that Jess had capacity, so could make her own decisions, even if they could be considered unwise. This seemed to override serious mental illness and suicide risk. This was the view of senior staff in the Trust. So what hope is there?
@Shrink_at_Large Sounds completely inappropriate. Put the resource instead into community MH so these patients can access treatment without waiting for months/years. They would then be more likely to stay in employment, and not need hospital admission
@SkyHelpTeam@yahoomail email suspended for 2 weeks. I have spent many hours on the phone I’m not getting promised call backs. Not getting fixed. Contains all correspondence relating to the death of my daughter. Please can you work together to resolve it