Border campaigners add voices to 2020 World Suicide Prevention Day

By Jodie O'Sullivan
Updated September 10 2020 - 9:02am, first published 4:00am
LIGHTS IN THE DARKNESS: Annette and Stuart Baker will continue to expand the work of Survivors of Suicide and Friends as part of the global campaign to stop the number of lives lost to suicide and to ensure better support for people with mental illness. Picture: MARK JESSER
LIGHTS IN THE DARKNESS: Annette and Stuart Baker will continue to expand the work of Survivors of Suicide and Friends as part of the global campaign to stop the number of lives lost to suicide and to ensure better support for people with mental illness. Picture: MARK JESSER

Nine years after the death of her daughter, people still stumble over the topic when speaking to Annette Baker.

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