Welcome to The Canmore Trust Podcast, where we share conversations of hope, support and connection.
In this episode, John Gibson sits down with Lisa Marshall to share the story of her husband Alan, who died by suicide. Lisa opens up about Alan’s vibrant personality, his career as a beloved dentist and his passion for Rangers FC. She reflects on the difficulty of those first days after his death and the journey through grief that has followed.
Lisa talks candidly about the challenges she faced, including the isolation and complexity unique to losing someone by suicide. She shares how connecting with A Place Called Here, a peer support group in Springburn, helped provide community and understanding when she needed it most.
Throughout the conversation, Lisa passionately discusses what she believes is wrong with Scotland’s support systems and what changes she would make to better support those affected by suicide.
Please, if you are struggling at any level, reach out. Speak to someone you trust or connect with one of the national agencies that can help you:
The Canmore Trust:
Text “CANMORE” to 85258
Visit www.thecanmoretrust.co.uk for a list of resources
Samaritans:
Call the National Helpline: 116 123
Papyrus:
Call the National Helpline: 0800 068 4141
Thank you.
Welcome to The Canmore Trust Podcast, where we share conversations of hope, support and connection.
In this episode, John Gibson sits down with Lisa Marshall to share the story of her husband Alan, who died by suicide. Lisa opens up about Alan’s vibrant personality, his career as a beloved dentist and his passion for Rangers FC. She reflects on the difficulty of those first days after his death and the journey through grief that has followed.
Lisa talks candidly about the challenges she faced, including the isolation and complexity unique to losing someone by suicide. She shares how connecting with A Place Called Here, a peer support group in Springburn, helped provide community and understanding when she needed it most.
Throughout the conversation, Lisa passionately discusses what she believes is wrong with Scotland’s support systems and what changes she would make to better support those affected by suicide.
Please, if you are struggling at any level, reach out. Speak to someone you trust or connect with one of the national agencies that can help you:
The Canmore Trust:
Text “CANMORE” to 85258
Visit www.thecanmoretrust.co.uk for a list of resources
Samaritans:
Call the National Helpline: 116 123
Papyrus:
Call the National Helpline: 0800 068 4141
Thank you.