Jun 1, 2026 · 18 min · 8 segments
In this Episode the Gossip Bures chat about Mental health awareness. This is a very sensitive topic and may be triggering for some listeners.
Minnie, if you were speaking from your own personal experience.
Well, me speaking from a person from suicide.
I think it's the worst thing that could hit any family, ever.
Because, as you said Charlene, it hits their mental health, anxiety, depression, literally everything.
It rips families apart as well.
Not only that, I think it's the biggest loss that any family could ever have or get.
Oh, it is.
Because you feel your time is still too short.
It is.
I think, for me, I've suffered, but like yourself, they need their families.
And I think, not that you can accept it, like my mother passed away with cancer.
And it's not that I can never accept my mother passed away with cancer.
But she was sick.
But I think when you lose someone to suicide, you always think, like, it could have been stopped.
It could have been prevented.
Like, was there something you missed? Was there something you could have noticed?
It's not even that, Charlene.
I'm just saying that.
There is help out there.
I witnessed this in my own toys.
A person can get help, but then there's the other side of it.
Oh, of course they can.
Because they can walk in there and say, they're signed off saying, oh, they're perfect 100%.
Minnie, if you were speaking from your own personal experience.
Well, me speaking from a person from suicide.
I think it's the worst thing that could hit any family, ever.
Because, as you said Charlene, it hits their mental health, anxiety, depression, literally everything.
It rips families apart as well.
Not only that, I think it's the biggest loss that any family could ever have or get.
Oh, it is.
Because you feel your time is still too short.
It is.
I think, for me, I've suffered, but like yourself, they need their families.
And I think, not that you can accept it, like my mother passed away with cancer.
And it's not that I can never accept my mother passed away with cancer.
But she was sick.
But I think when you lose someone to suicide, you always think, like, it could have been stopped.
It could have been prevented.
Like, was there something you missed? Was there something you could have noticed?
It's not even that, Charlene.
I'm just saying that.
There is help out there.
I witnessed this in my own toys.
A person can get help, but then there's the other side of it.
Oh, of course they can.
Because they can walk in there and say, they're signed off saying, oh, they're perfect 100%.
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