Jeff Brazier has opened about ADHD diagnosis for his son Freddy, where he spoke to families and the diagnosis of disorder in the first show
Jeff Prazier appeared in one show in one show on Wednesday, and opened his personal experiences with hyperactivity disorder and lack of attention, and he met the individuals who lived with this situation.
The familiar face of this morning was involved with families to understand the effect of hyperactivity disorder and lack of attention on their lives.
Nikki Campbell, who discovered that he had a hyperactivity disorder and a lack of attention at the age of 60, was also displayed in the enlightening part.
Before interviewing a mother and daughter who diagnoses ADHD, Jeff Roua participated in the diagnosis of his early son Freddy.
Jeff admitted, “My son was diagnosed with hyperactivity disorder and a lack of attention at the age of 10. The school was very difficult.” “But his diagnosis helped me better understand that he needs support.”
In an explicit conversation with a guest, Jeff remembers how someone is Freddy, now 20 years old, with an unforgettable analogy.
“My son, with mercy, was described as a Ferrari engine in a mini structure,” he said, laughing, he found a shared ground with the guest's experience.
Jeff, also my father to 22 -year -old Bobby, previously discussed ADHD for Freddy when both participated in the celebrity race around the world, according to Wales's reports on the Internet.
On BBC, Jeff expressed his steadfast faith in the capabilities of his son: “I could not risk guessing how a unique mind works but I know that he would do something great in his life.
“We need the pioneers, we need people who give a completely different opinion. This is what a unique role will happen. I see it. I have always seen it and I look forward to realizing it, one day, you will work everything to click and fall in its place.”
Freddy recently revealed the diagnosis of bipolar disorder. In the Tiktok video discussing his mental health, the 20 -year -old shared epilepsy experiences and advised.
“Just come to say that the seizures – or any disease – should not be a joke or something that laughs at it,” the viewers advised.
Then Freddy admitted: “I am myself, I suffer from a serious mental health, I have ADHD and bi -pole. It is not good when people want to reduce or talk about you because of you.”
One show is displayed on the week on the BBC one at 7 pm
