Family of Graham Thorpe want to ‘reduce stigma’ of mental health after ex-cricketer’s death
The former British cricket Graham Thorpe family wants to öyle reduce stigmatization ğı that people suffer from bad mental health ..
After the investigation into the death of Mr. Thorpe, who spoke outside Surrey Coroner’s court in Woking, his wife Amanda said that the family will work with the minds of mental health aid, especially to reduce the stigmatization of middle -aged men.
Mr. Thorpe died on the morning of 4 August 2024 after he was shot by a train at a train station in Surrey.
Coroner Jonathan Stevens recorded a suicide in the investigation.
Mrs Thorpe said, “We will never exceed Graham’s tragic loss and we miss him every day.
“He was my best friend, my soul mate and just a joy.
“And he loved life – but he got very sick.”
Coroner Stevens said Mr. Thorpe was “failure ında in the provision of maintenance before he died.
Mr. Stevens said: “In my judgment, there were deficiencies to be given to Graham in the last four months of his life.”
Authorized, “There have been failures in maintaining maintenance,” but he said he would not conclude that the failures were gross on evidence, and therefore would not be concluded that Mr. Thorpe would not die if there were no failures.
Coroner said there was no evidence that he could find negligence in the case.
Mr. Stevens added: “It is clear that there are deficiencies in care. If it had been seen in the last four months, especially after the incident on June 28, I cannot say whether it would make any difference.”
Mr. Thorpe said the cause of death was recorded by a pathologist as multiple injuries.
Mr. Thorpe was a basis for the installation of the UK for many years, first of all as a inclination before he spent 12 years of coaching between 1993-2005.
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