Mental health heroes fighting stigma up for Who Cares Wins award
“But after a tough five months in Afghanistan, my life fell apart around me.
Hannah, 39, a part-time nurse, from Birmingham, suffered financial, emotional and physical abuse over a period of ten years after marrying an older man when she was only 22. But her anxiety that it would happen again became obsessive and crippling and had a significant impact on her life. Dr Aglan, 54, is currently one of the only clinical psychologists attached to an adult allergy clinic in the country.
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