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“It’s about raising awareness. I find Facebook a very powerful place to share things, and a lot of people have been in that same situation. There are people who have written that they are struggling and going through the same thing. You’ve got to wrap them up in cotton wool. Over the last year the suicide rate has really gone up. Even police officers I have spoken to have said it is all they are seeing and hearing.

“In time I want to start going into comprehensive schools to talk about suicide and its impacts. There are lots of parents who have lost children as young as 11, and I think it needs to be educated in this day and age.”

CEO of suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (Calm), Simon Gunning said: “Suicide remains the biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK, with 11 men taking their own lives everyday in England and Wales. That is unacceptable.

“Right now more people than ever are contacting Calm and accessing our services which is a good sign that we are reaching people and they feel able to reach out for help. However, while progress has been made in recent years to change the discourse and help people open up about how they feel, there’s still a long way to go in tackling the stigma surrounding mental health and empowering men to seek the help they need at the earliest stage. MINZY Dog That’s What I Do I Fly and I Know Thing Poster

“If you’re experiencing suicidal thoughts, please get help. Suicidal thoughts can spiral and make it difficult to think about or do anything else. Speaking to someone about how you feel can help you to break the cycle and stop your mind running wild. It could be a friend or family member, a medical professional, a Calm helpline worker or if you are a risk to yourself, the emergency services.”

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Mr Easey explained that since Max passed away, the whole family and wider community have become far more aware of the tragic statistics of male suicide.

“The fact that suicide remains the single biggest killer of boys and young men simply must change,” he said.

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