'Football has saved my life - without it, I wouldn't be here'

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WEAREQPR

WEAREQPR

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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-39696606

On James Casling's 15th birthday, his father killed himself. James tried to take his own life on multiple occasions in the following years.

It was only after playing football with Queens Park Rangers' mental health team that he wanted to live again.

Now, with the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme, James has been to train with three of the QPR first team.
 
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WEAREQPR said:
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-39696606

On James Casling's 15th birthday, his father killed himself. James tried to take his own life on multiple occasions in the following years.

It was only after playing football with Queens Park Rangers' mental health team that he wanted to live again.

Now, with the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme, James has been to train with three of the QPR first team.
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Happened to catch all of that programme while waiting for a physio session - good to see from the club.
 
I do love our club at times........just wish we can sort out the playing side of things a bit better....

Up The R's
 
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