"When they told me I said, 'Oh, I don't think so' — I didn't want to believe it,"he said.
"Young people may grapple with understanding their diagnosis for a while and then the focus turns to how they actually share this information with people in their lives."
"These strengths can be used as an advantage later on in life,"he said.
"I feel more confident. I'm happy to talk about it now,"he said.
"When I'm playing the drums, nothing else matters,"he said.
"Really, it's about creating lifelong habits that can be used alongside or without medication."
"Now it's all about confidence — if you tell yourself that you're good enough to make it, then you can make it. I think I can make it."