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What Helena Wright's husband Brad told family about her postnatal depression at his grandmother's funeral weeks before she leapt off a cliff with their two babies

A relative has revealed concerns Brad Wright shared about Helena's postnatal depression in the weeks before the tragedy.

Aug 17, 2026 • 4 min read
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Why it matters

Reported by Dailymail.com on August 15, this story highlights why sustainable living efforts continue to matter.

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  • Turn this insight into action: A young mother who jumped from a South Australian clifftop with her two children had been suffering from postnatal depression - a condition her husband had o…

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