Lost my Dad to Mental Health 2 days before my Super Rugby game

from Hories tell stories · host Cairo Takarangi

Welcome back to another episode. We were very fortunate to have our 1st Wallabies player Izack Rodda on the show. He shares his story into Super Rugby with the reds, making the wallabies on his debut year and now playing for the Western Force. Sadly Izack lost his father to mental health 2 days before he was about to run out against the highlanders. Enjoy this episode. It’s Ok not to be ok. If you are struggling please reach out to the RUOK foundation or you can also reach out to us on anyone of our socials we are more than willing to talk. Insta @Hories_tell_stories or search Hories tell stories on fb.

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