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A MOTHER whose son died after being diagnosed with schizophrenia has shared his story in a book to help others affected by mental illness.
Gill Mann, a former trustee of the Riverside Counselling Service in Henley, will donate proceeds from sales of
A Song Inside to the charity as well as national charities Rethink and Sane.
The book tells how her 22-year-old son Sam Roberts became increasingly ill in his late teens and was hospitalised three times because he could no longer look after himself.
He struggled to cope with his medication, which had unpleasant side effects.
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The new quick turnaround Covid-19 test centre in Nuneaton town centre
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