ms boyle saw the programme. it s what led her to tell me sean s story. according to schneider, his mental health problems were exacerbated by drug use, which started when he was at school. this drug thing, i didn t know about it until he was 15. he didn t tell me. he kept that silent for two years. but, the teachers were starting to notice a change in his behaviour and school. and they were writing on this report that he the lack of attention and it s like he s on drugs or something. and it didn t cross my mind for a second that he might have been on any drugs. sean had started using hard drugs. sinead says at times she struggled to find him the right help. we were worried always about the availability of of services to help, what was going on with him. and then at all the time, all the time i was worried,
oh, thank god. i ll never forget that. oh, thank god. and then i was sort of getting angry. so, where were you? what are you doing? you know. and he says, do you not know where i was? and i said, no, where were you? and then he lifted his sleeve and right from his wrist to his elbow, there were about 12 gashes. and he says, i was in.| was in a&e in craigavon. another incident shortly afterwards convinced sinead boyle that her son needed to return to psychiatric care. what he had said to me was. .. did you see that video, mummy, thatjessiej made? she made a video for. congratulating and thanking the nhs workers. please stay home. please stay safe, for yourself, and for everybody else. - and those of you on the front line, thank you. i and he said he watched the video,
to the public prosecution service, but from the police notes we ve seen the psni don t seem to think there is enough evidence for anyone to be charged. we put a number of questions to the southern trust. it said sean s tragic death is the subject of a coroner s investigation in which it is fully engaged and a psni investigation, and was unable to comment on specific issues as a result. the trust offered its condolences to the family and said it will continue to offer them support. it said it has implemented a range of measures in bluestone to improve the quality and safety of care. in the years since sean s death, sinead boyle doesn t think the questions she has have been fully answered. two and a half years, can ijust
so i was starting to think, this is not looking good, he s not going to pull out of this. three days later, sean s life support was switched off, covid denying his family the chance to be with him in person. his death left sinead with unanswered questions. why had the hospital not anticipated he might harm himself with the belt? was isolation a factor? was he being supervised? i had all these questions, ijust. i m really, i m always going to wonder how he went from, no, no, i don t want to die, no, i don t, to later being dead. what happened?
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