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www.lowestoftjournal24.co.uk £1.00Friday, March 18, 2016
Southwold
HAD AN ACCIDENT?CONTACT US NOW FREE ON
0800 915 1867Lowestoft Injury Lawyers dealing with you and your claims directly
SOLICITORSa general practice with specialists.
SKIP HIREFROM £36
Free Phone 0800 0556 750
Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft Areaswww.eegreen.co.uk
E. E. GREEN & SON LTD.E . E. GREEN & SON LTD.
£50 offCan be used with any other current offer. Offer runs from 21st March to 31st May 2016.
Receive £50 off when you spend £125 on a complete pair of glasses.
The Corner House Exchange SquareBeccles Suffolk NR34 9HJ 01502 713370
53 High St Southwold IP18 6DJ 01502 723291www.observatory.co.uk
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Let’s fight the stigma
[email protected] ANDREW PAPWORTH
She has had to deal with the unfair stigma attached to mental health issues for many years.
But now, brave 18-year-old Sarah Barrett is battling back with an awareness campaign urging people
to “fight the stigma”.The City College Norwich
student, who lives with her family near Southwold, has had post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) for many years after being the victim of a violent attack when she was younger.
She was bullied at school, even when people noticed cuts from
where she had self-harmed.But now, as part of her extended
project qualification at college, Sarah has created a campaigning website to raise awareness about mental health issues.
“The more people that know about it, the better,” she said.
Full story on pages 11-13
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