Prince William appears to speak about the death of his mother in a specially recorded BBC radio show about mental health. The Prince of Wales speaks about the importance of having family around you and supporting you through tough times.
Antonio Ferreira, a mental health activist who was diagnosed with undifferentiated schizophrenia and emotionally unstable personality disorder as a teenager, replies: ‘That’s a big question.
Mr Ferreira says: ‘That’s it, yeah,’ and Kate adds: ‘Different methods, different opportunities that arise as well to help best support you.’ Aled Haydn Jones, head of BBC Radio One, said: ‘What was discussed today will resonate with so many of our listeners and it means so much to us that we can all work together to help tackle the stigma around this issue.’
‘That’s humbling, to be a trusted part of people’s lives, enough that they can send us a text about feeling lonely, or having lost a loved one.
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