Prince Harry opens up about 'burnout'

"All credit to the chap for speaking out about mental health. The consequences of over-work and under-resting are damaging and dangerous. However, I'd like to point out that almost every working-class parent who has suffered at the hands of successive governments will have more to say about it than a toff does. Maybe, the people at the top should come and live the lives of people on the breadline, as most of them have no clue as to what burnout looks like. The fear that strikes a mother not knowing how they'll put food on the table, the embarrassment that cuts to a couple's soul of not being able to provide for their kith and kin, the anguish of every father feeling as though they've let down their family, even though he's working every hour that god sends. As my dear old dad used to say, "son, a little help is worth a tonne of pity". People don't need to know about a Prince's experience; they want a government and an economy that works for them, rather than shafts them at every available opportunity on a scale that isn't conceivable to those who haven't lived it."