He stood on a cliff at 16 and chose to live. Now he's walking 42.2 km for everyone still carrying it

Some conversations don't feel like content. This is one of them. Harry Drew is 22 years old and on May 2nd he's walking 42 kilometres with 20 kilograms on his back along the Sunshine Coast for everyone who's currently carrying something he doesn't know how to put down. This conversation is why. We sat down at Cotton Tree on a Tuesday morning with coffees in hand and just talked. About what Harry went through as a teenager. About standing on a cliff at Alex Headland with a plan to end his life. About his aunty walking up beside him that day and what happened next. About losing his AFL dream, his identity, and what it took to find his way back. About why awareness campaigns aren't enough and what men actually need instead. No script. No performance. Just two blokes being honest in public. If you're carrying something right now this one's for you. Support Harry's walk and donate to The Shaka Project here DONATE HERE: https://the-shaka-project.grassrootz.com/carry-the-weight-42-km-with-20kgs-for-mental-health?utm_id=97760_v0_s00_e0_tv3_a1denngnisw3be Follow Harry — @harrydrew on Instagram May 2nd — Cotton Tree to Alex Headland — 3AM start. Show up if you can. Even one lap means everything. Follow me - @thetechniciancoach If this conversation brought something up for you, please reach out. Lifeline — 13 11 14 Beyond Blue — 1300 22 4636