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If you can't look after yourself, it's very hard to look after someone else. I wasn't

taking good care of myself up until and including that night and many nights after it. So

the information that I was feeding back to Dwayne might not have been the right information.

I was in a terribly dark, dark place myself that night to witness the effect that the

suicide had on thousands of people from all walks of life. It put my life in a perspective.

Small problems to me at that stage were almost insurmountable and I can tell you from first

hand experience that it's live or die and you've got two choices. Everything just sort

of made so much sense off that night. Everything sort of, everything that I was so unsure

about, I thought it wasn't fixable and all these other things there were solutions for

that existed. I had to start taking action. No one else is going to do it for me. Otherwise

I might have been another statistic like Dwayne was Dwayne was. That's Sam Webb and this

is the proof podcast.

This episode of the Plant Proof Podcast features Sam Webb. Sam is well known in Australia for

his appearance on Australian survivor. After joining the reality show, Sam appeared in network

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