Derek Murray speaks to people about the impact of losing a loved one through suicide.
Gach bliadhna, tha eadar seachd ceud agus ochd ceud duine a鈥� cur l脿mh nam beatha fh猫in ann an Alba, le seachdad 鈥檚 a c貌ig a-mach 脿s a鈥� cheud nam fireannaich.
Fhathast, tha faireachdainnean de n脿ire ceangailte ri suidheachaidhean far a bheil daoine a鈥� cur l脿mh nam beatha fh猫in agus tha an t-脿m ann a bhith c貌mhradh barrachd mun chuspair.
Tha Derek Moireach a鈥� bruidhinn ri daoine mu bhith a鈥� call cuideigin a tha dl霉th dhaibh a tha air l脿mh a chur nam beatha fh猫in, agus mun bhuaidh a th鈥� aig sin orra nam beatha pearsanta, 鈥檚 mar a tha e cho cudromach dha fireannaich a bhith a鈥� c貌mhradh gu fosgailte mu dheidhinn sl脿inte inntinn gus cur 脿s dhen bheachd nach eil balaich m貌ra a鈥� gal.
Each year, between 700 and 800 people die by suicide in Scotland, with 75% of those being men. There is clearly still stigma surrounding suicide and people need to be able to speak more about it.
Derek Murray talks to people about the impact of losing a loved one through suicide and on why it is vital that men can talk openly about mental health and help break the myth that Big Boys Don鈥檛 Cry.
In Gaelic with English subtitles
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