Yes for sure, school usually picks up on it though.I've seen quite a few videos and always suspected he was. Undiagnosed and without support on board adolescence can throw up lots of difficulties.
Yes for sure, school usually picks up on it though.I've seen quite a few videos and always suspected he was. Undiagnosed and without support on board adolescence can throw up lots of difficulties.
My friend lived there with his uni friends after they graduated and didn't know what next to do with their lives. It was party central.I don't know why I've never looked before, just looked up Fitzroy Ave, it doesn't look the best area, no offence, I don't really know Belfast other than the shops! But the area doesn't look great, it's quite near the holylands that's flooded with drugs from all the students.
Not always. And if its not effecting learning they absolutely don't, that would usually only happen via a parents directive. Fiona was blind to it.Yes for sure, school usually picks up on it though.
They can do but a parent has to be onboard with the "label" some won't hear off it. I know a couple of kids, one in particular who the school have approached and the parents won't entertain the help, this child also has tics, brought on by stress it was that the school noticed, parents nope, the child is very very intelligent so they expect them to sail through life but don't take into account the mental health side of being on the spectrum, not to mention tics can develop into tourrets.Yes for sure, school usually picks up on it though.
I'm not great at maps but yea it's very close to all that. Also quite close to the Royal would that be right?My friend lived there with his uni friends after they graduated and didn't know what next to do with their lives. It was party central.
Tell me about itThey can do but a parent has to be onboard with the "label" some won't hear off it. I know a couple of kids, one in particular who the school have approached and the parents won't entertain the help, this child also has tics, brought on by stress it was that the school noticed, parents nope, the child is very very intelligent so they expect them to sail through life but don't take into account the mental health side of being on the spectrum, not to mention tics can develop into tourrets.
Must be Millar? Hasn’t he got bleached hair?Just clicked on the comments on her original post. Who is ‘albino boy’? This comment was back in 2020. Is this miller?
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Also like others have just said I always found the videos shared of him that he seemed a young 14 if you get what I mean.
Must be, as it mentions nephew, load of balls, as in this day and age no one is done in anymore, very few are forced out of the country aswell, paramilitaries thrive on drugs now, only then will they step in, when they're losing ££.Just clicked on the comments on her original post. Who is ‘albino boy’? This comment was back in 2020. Is this miller?
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Also like others have just said I always found the videos shared of him that he seemed a young 14 if you get what I mean.
Had to go back and find it on the podcast…I remember the case when it was first reported, it was so odd even from the beginning. I vividly remember a female witness who'd seen him fall off his bike and hit his head. Then that whole angle seemed to disappear. Does anyone else remember this? Sorry if this is a basic question, I haven't really followed all the developments of the case.
I wonder if he felt a huge amount of pressure as a mixed race child in Belfast. My boys are both mixed race so I'm kind of sensitive about it. I also follow this girl on Instagram who is a single parent to a mixed race boy and the pressure she puts him under is unreal. Posting all the time about race and making him like a poster child for diversity, then mentioning he has terrible anxiety. He's primary school and has his life plastered all over social media. I can't stand it but I can't look away. Not saying Fiona did that but it seems like he was quite a high achiever and sometimes that comes from feeling like you aren't enough.
Sorry for the ramble.
Yes the fall from the bike, I've questioned this before as I can't remember if this person was interviewed or popped up on social media at any point? It was this fall that sent everyone off looking for a concussed child, I've often wondered was it even true.I remember the case when it was first reported, it was so odd even from the beginning. I vividly remember a female witness who'd seen him fall off his bike and hit his head. Then that whole angle seemed to disappear. Does anyone else remember this? Sorry if this is a basic question, I haven't really followed all the developments of the case.
I wonder if he felt a huge amount of pressure as a mixed race child in Belfast. My boys are both mixed race so I'm kind of sensitive about it. I also follow this girl on Instagram who is a single parent to a mixed race boy and the pressure she puts him under is unreal. Posting all the time about race and making him like a poster child for diversity, then mentioning he has terrible anxiety. He's primary school and has his life plastered all over social media. I can't stand it but I can't look away. Not saying Fiona did that but it seems like he was quite a high achiever and sometimes that comes from feeling like you aren't enough.
Sorry for the ramble.
If he was on the spectrum it could account for the high achievements ? apparently he was a gifted musician , it’s not unusual to excel in certain things if you’re autistic, could account for the anxiety and the fear he seemed to show before his death, especially if he was being used to deliver stuff for certain people.Yes the fall from the bike, I've questioned this before as I can't remember if this person was interviewed or popped up on social media at any point? It was this fall that sent everyone off looking for a concussed child, I've often wondered was it even true.
Think most agree Noah was under pressure in the Grammar, he was involved in alot, and whether you can cope or not, everyone needs some down time or maybe it was the opposite with him that, lockdown was too much downtime and he was lonely. But I get what you mean some push themselves or are pushed to appear better and to want to be better, nothing wrong with that so long as you can cope.
He didn't go into tigers bay, Donal would need to be factual, he passed it. Interesting he is open now about adding a possibility of a mental health episode in.Had to go back and find it on the podcast…
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Yip all of that, the music in particular is a great gift many on the spectrum have, their brains have the ability to read music very well. And yes also the anxiety.If he was on the spectrum it could account for the high achievements ? apparently he was a gifted musician , it’s not unusual to excel in certain things if you’re autistic, could account for the anxiety and the fear he seemed to show before his death, especially if he was being used to deliver stuff for certain people.
He talked about the possibility of suicide throughout the main focus is why there wasn’t a basic police investigation/ forensics carried out, Fiona only wants the truth no matter what that is, there were a lot of failures on the side of the police and they kept certain things back from the family, they want to know why?He didn't go into tigers bay, Donal would need to be factual, he passed it. Interesting he is open now about adding a possibility of a mental health episode in.
In reality what will his investigation expose? We all know the police didn't investigate other than a misadventure line so what is he planning on telling everyone? I have great respect for the other professors who he will work with but without the PPI and the other cctv it's really only their opinions, same as ours on here, yes they have many years of criminology behind them but it's still only what they think. 150k is a lot of money, I'll be expecting straight out facts.
Yes thats what I mean though, the whole country knows the police did a tit job and didn't really entertain other possibilities. We don't need Donal to spend 150k and sell a book to tell us. I suppose if he exposes them in that sense they'll maybe have to take some responsibility for their lack of investigation and come out and say why they are withholding stuff and withheld cctv. I must listen to the podcast, that last link you sent worked but the previous ones didn't. I'll look it up.He talked about the possibility of suicide throughout the main focus is why there wasn’t a basic police investigation/ forensics carried out, Fiona only wants the truth no matter what that is, their were a lot of failures on the side of the police and they kept certain things back from the family.
I’ll try them again see if they work there’s a lot of interesting things in it like one of the experts he’s got working with him said people having a MH episode don’t cycle uphill ?Yes thats what I mean though, the whole country knows the police did a tit job and didn't really entertain other possibilities. We don't need Donal to spend 150k and sell a book to tell us. I suppose if he exposes them in that sense they'll maybe have to take some responsibility for their lack of investigation and come out and say why they are withholding stuff and withheld cctv. I must listen to the podcast, that last link you sent worked but the previous ones didn't. I'll look it up.