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sometimes people are laughing at me when i _ sometimes people are laughing at me when i was _ sometimes people are laughing at me when i was a kid. i learned i should hide myself — when i was a kid. i learned i should hide myself. i can be like my sisters— hide myself. i can be like my sisters and mother, girls. but they said you _ sisters and mother, girls. but they said you are — sisters and mother, girls. but they said you are a bad boy, and waiting for men _ said you are a bad boy, and waiting for men to— said you are a bad boy, and waiting for men to do bad something with you _ for men to do bad something with ou. �* ., ., , you. bella told me there were times she considered _ you. bella told me there were times she considered taking _ you. bella told me there were times she considered taking her _ you. bella told me there were times she considered taking her own - you. bella told me there were times she considered taking her own life i she considered taking her own life and she still suffers with depression.— and she still suffers with deression. ,, . ' depression. since 14, i started medication- — depression. since 14, i started medication. because - depression. since 14, i started medication. because it - depression. since 14, i started medication. because it was i depression. since 14, i started i medication. because it was very terrible — medication. because it was very terrible to— medication. because it was very terrible to hide myself and it made me sad, _ terrible to hide myself and it made me sad, day by day. i started to be u rey me sad, day by day. i started to be grey and _ me sad, day by day. i started to be grey and i— me sad, day by day. i started to be grey and i started to feel darker, more _ grey and i started to feel darker, more dark— grey and i started to feel darker, more dark and more dark. while bella is discovering new independence in brighton, i have
they're trying to cope with something is it depression? or is it just curiosity what is going on? >> brilliant question and it is both curiosity but addicted and because of the pandemic and growing mental health crisis in this country which was not warranted because of the shutdown of the schools and anxiety and the social isolation and people replace friends with social media and they end up getting roped into something like this. which again it is not just that it ill cans buts drags you in to want more and more and parent aren't aware of it. other friends aren't aware of it we don't have anecdote lawrence that are can works as anecdote but it wears off and other, fentanyl doesn't ware off so we needs inhale form to use and another anecdote that last longer and emergency rooms to be alerts an we need mental health professionals we don't have in this conversation. lawrence: so true jim i'm almost
experimented is it because they're trying to cope with something is it depression? or is it just curiosity what is going on? >> brilliant question and it is both curiosity but addicted and because of the pandemic and growing mental health crisis in this country which was not warranted because of the shutdown of the schools and anxiety and the social isolation and people replace friends with social media and they end up getting roped into something like this. which again it is not just that it ill cans buts drags you in to want more and more and parent aren't aware of it. other friends aren't aware of it we don't have anecdote lawrence that are can works as anecdote but it wears off and other, fentanyl doesn't ware off so we needs inhale form to use and another anecdote that last longer and emergency rooms to be alerts an we need mental health professionals we don't have in this conversation.
experimented is it because they're trying to cope with something is it depression? or is it just curiosity what is going on? >> brilliant question and it is both curiosity but addicted and because of the pandemic and growing mental health crisis in this country which was not warranted because of the shutdown of the schools and anxiety and the social isolation and people replace friends with social media and they end up getting roped into something like this. which again it is not just that it ill cans buts drags you in to want more and more and parent aren't aware of it. other friends aren't aware of it we don't have anecdote lawrence that are can works as anecdote but it wears off and other, fentanyl doesn't ware off so we needs inhale form to use and another anecdote that last longer and emergency rooms to be alerts an we need mental health professionals we don't have in this conversation.
to get a job. i am _ park, this is salvation. unable to get a job. i am caring - park, this is salvation. unable to get a job. i am caring for i park, this is salvation. unable to get a job. i am caring for a | to get a job. i am caring for a disabled person _ to get a job. i am caring for a disabled person full-time. it| disabled person full—time. it is disabled person full—time. is hard to get food for disabled person full—time.- is hard to get food for myself because i haven't got much money and i can't go out. they mean everything _ money and i can't go out. they mean everything to _ money and i can't go out. they mean everything to us. - money and i can't go out. they mean everything to us. we - money and i can't go out. they l mean everything to us. we have nurses over _ mean everything to us. we have nurses over there _ mean everything to us. we have nurses over there because - mean everything to us. we have| nurses over there because these guys _ nurses over there because these guys can't — nurses over there because these guys can't access healthcare. that — guys can't access healthcare. that is — guys can't access healthcare. that is what is happening. the need _ that is what is happening. the need is — that is what is happening. the need is massive, absolutely coiossah _ need is massive, absolutely colossal. | need is massive, absolutely colossal. , ' need is massive, absolutely colossal-— colossal. i suffer from depression _ colossal. i suffer from depression and - colossal. i suffer from depression and this i colossal. i suffer from - depression and this coronavirus has made — depression and this coronavirus has made it— depression and this coronavirus has made it ten— depression and this coronavirus has made it ten times - depression and this coronavirus has made it ten times worse. if it hadn't— has made it ten times worse. if it hadn't been_ has made it ten times worse. if it hadn't been for— has made it ten times worse. if it hadn't been for all— has made it ten times worse. if it hadn't been for all these, - has made it ten times worse. if it hadn't been for all these, i. it hadn't been for all these, i would — it hadn't been for all these, i would basically— it hadn't been for all these, i would basically be _ it hadn't been for all these, i would basically be dead. - it hadn't been for all these, i would basically be dead. i. it hadn't been for all these, i would basically be dead. i have seen peeple — would basically be dead. i have seen people working _ would basically be dead. i have seen people working that - would basically be dead. i have seen people working that can't| seen people working that can't make ends meet.— seen people working that can't make ends meet. anytime you have money. _ make ends meet. anytime you have money, it _ make ends meet. anytime you have money, it disappears - have money, it disappears fasier— have money, it disappears faster than you make it. the bills— faster than you make it. the bills follow it up. with coronavirus, it is not easy to cope — coronavirus, it is not easy to cope he _ coronavirus, it is not easy to cope. he helps out wherever you are stuck — cope. he helps out wherever you are stuck-— are stuck. are you worried about coronavirus? - are stuck. are you worried about coronavirus? yes. i are stuck. are you worried i about coronavirus? yes. stay are stuck. are you worried - about coronavirus? yes. stay at home. protect _ about coronavirus? yes. stay at home. protect your _ about coronavirus? yes. stay at home. protect your family. - about coronavirus? yes. stay at home. protect your family. i- home. protect your family. i would love _ home. protect your family. i would love to. _ home. protect your family. i would love to. at _ home. protect your family. i would love to. at the - home. protect your family. i would love to. at the can't, | would love to. at the can't, the — would love to. at the can't, the job— would love to. at the can't, the job i_ would love to. at the can't, the job i do doesn't allow me to stay— the job i do doesn't allow me to stay at— the job i do doesn't allow me
with early onset dementia. i winner, who is now, aged 59, living with early onset dementia.- with early onset dementia. i would no halfwa with early onset dementia. i would go halfway to _ with early onset dementia. i would go halfway to fetch _ with early onset dementia. i would go halfway to fetch something, - with early onset dementia. i would| go halfway to fetch something, and then think what was i going for? 50. then think what was i going for? so, forgetfulness, really. he wouldn't lose his _ forgetfulness, really. he wouldn't lose his keys, his wallet, his phone every— lose his keys, his wallet, his phone everv dav~ — lose his keys, his wallet, his phone every day. he would leave the house insecure _ every day. he would leave the house insecure. we would go out and she would _ insecure. we would go out and she would lose — insecure. we would go out and she would lose an item of clothing every time _ would lose an item of clothing every time what— would lose an item of clothing every time. what i did not realise about living _ time. what i did not realise about living with — time. what i did not realise about living with dementia, is notjust about— living with dementia, is notjust about the — living with dementia, is notjust about the memory loss. it's about depression, anxiety. anxiousness. unfortunately— depression, anxiety. anxiousness. unfortunately for _ depression, anxiety. anxiousness. unfortunately for imran, _ depression, anxiety. anxiousness. unfortunately for imran, it - depression, anxiety. anxiousness. unfortunately for imran, it took i depression, anxiety. anxiousness. l unfortunately for imran, it took two and half— unfortunately for imran, it took two and half years to diagnose, partly because _ and half years to diagnose, partly because of his age.— and half years to diagnose, partly because of his age. having achieved the hiuhest because of his age. having achieved the highest level— because of his age. having achieved the highest level on _ because of his age. having achieved the highest level on the _ because of his age. having achieved the highest level on the global - the highest level on the global stage, does that make you even more frustrated about this? or do you think that gives you the resilience to deal with this?— to deal with this? that's a tough cuestion, to deal with this? that's a tough question, because _ to deal with this? that's a tough question, because i _ to deal with this? that's a tough question, because i think- to deal with this? that's a tough question, because i think as - to deal with this? that's a tough question, because i think as alll to deal with this? that's a tough l question, because i think as all in one. yes, i'm resilient. it is tough
when people -- their brain gets into a state that it's hard for us to understand. how could you ever do this? how could you leave a child? the brain gets into a state that's a medical emergency, and there should be no confusion. there are great treatments and effective treatments to prevent this. >> what are the conversations we're afraid to have? when we lose a family member or a loved one after the fact, we say why did we talk about it more? what are the conversations we're not having now with our friends or family or if we're the ones suffering from call it depression? what are we not telling people? >> i don't believe we're asking that question with the word suicide. they train us in psychiatry to ask are you having thoughts about killing yourself or not wanting to be here. we assess someone's plan and their attempt and what are the protective factors. the statistics you quoted of the individuals 2 .8 million with significant suicidal thoughts. 50% of those didn't have any
it several times. maybe one argument why he did this is really that according to her, he realized slow lyly that he would not get a long-term contract with lufthansa. due to his mental illness. and maria was really sure in the interview that his hopelessness finally made him cause this tragic aviation disaster. >> she spoke to you also john about him potentially suffering from depression right? >> he never actually called it depression. but she came to that decision. that he suffered from depression. actually she mentioned one
and he admitted that he had to go for medical treatment because of mental illness. but he never called it depression. >> but she did say, john, that he suffered from nightmares when he was sleeping, right? >> yes. that's right. maria told me he woke up and screamed, we are going down. you know, the plane is going down. and she also mentioned another sequence at one night, he locked himself into his bathroom for a while without any explanation. but she never put this all in question, because she said she actually recognized two sides inside this person. you know, when this guy was among people, he was, according to maria, really open-minded, smart. he could talk with people, and seemed to enjoy life. but if they were on their own, he had like mood swings.
sequence out of their relationship in which they talked about his condition. and he admitted that he had to go for medical treatment because of mental illness. but he never called it depression. >> but she did say, john that he suffered from nightmares when he was sleeping right? >> yes. that's right. maria told me he woke up and screamed we are going down. you know the plane is going down. and she also mentioned another sequence at one night, he locked himself into his bathroom for a while without any explanation. but she never put this all in question because she said she actually recognized two sides inside this person. you know when this guy was among people he was, according to maria, really open-minded, smart. he could talk with people and