about the availability of right help. we were worried always about the availability of services i about the availability of services to help what was going on with him. and all the time, i was worried and my going to keep him alive long enough? to fix this? in my going to keep him alive long enough? to fix this? enough? to fix this? in 2021, siobhan o neill enough? to fix this? in 2021, siobhan o neill became - enough? to fix this? in 2021, . siobhan o neill became northern islands first mental health champion. she said it s not unusual for people like sean to find it hard to get help. ladle for people like sean to find it hard to get help- to get help. we have more people cominu to get help. we have more people coming forward to get help. we have more people coming forward who to get help. we have more people coming forward who have - to get help. we have more people| coming forward who have difficulty with their substance use, and services aren t able to make the demand. so p
panorama programme. whati psychiatric hospital for the bee bcs panorama programme. what i found that hospital was shocking. sinead boyle saw the programme. it is what led her to tell me sean story. according to sinead, his mental health problems were exacerbated by drug use which started when he was in school. , in school. this drug thing, i didn t know about in school. this drug thing, i didn t know about it in school. this drug thing, i didn t know about it until in school. this drug thing, i didn t know about it until he in school. this drug thing, i didn t know about it until he was - in school. this drug thing, i didn t know about it until he was 15. - in school. this drug thing, i didn t know about it until he was 15. he | know about it until he was 15. he didn t tell me. he kept it silent but the teachers are starting to notice a change in his behaviour and will writing on his report, lack of attention, and it s like he s using drugs or something. it didn t cross my mind