Paul Mullin on His Son's Autism Journey - Scene | Welcome to Wrexham | FX

Paul Mullin opens up about his son Albi’s autism diagnosis and the impact it had on their family. Watch new episodes of Welcome to Wrexham Tuesdays on FX. Stream on Hulu.
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"As long as we can make him smile every day, then we're doing something right."

[@danielfranquetjaime1887]

Bonita frase, además creo que tiene toda la razón, un saludo a todos

[@mho...]

they put him on youtube for clicks...... shame on the parents!

[@lordbottaro4549]

Paul’s a very good footballer, but he’s a far superior Dad and human being. 💙

[@wonderlizz]

Thank you for sharing. It helps other parents get through the day ❤

[@hectormartin2682]

Totally agree with your comment. I have same situation with my 5 years old girl. It describes perfectly how I feel and I have used this video to make people understand how I feel. It can be useful and people who says that they are using their kid they dont know anything, I hope that never happens to you. Talks about problems helps a lot and this is part of mental health

[@doer105]

This here, is the real measure of strength.

[@halpep3363]

Top man

[@danielfranquetjaime1887]

Tiene que ser duro para unos padres, pero es un niño muy guapo y creo que con un poco de ayuda y el cariño que le dais surtirán efecto, seguro que sabrá adaptarse a los demás chavales y ser uno más, he podido ver que tanto el cómo su mujer son personas fuertes de carácter y eso también lo tendrá el, así que seguir siendo fuertes por el niño y el tomará ejemplo, un abrazo, mucha fuerza y siempre hacia delante, un saludo muy fuerte de un nuevo fan vuestro y del equipo

[@derickennedy6278]

Good player, but a great dad!

[@tenderheartgiftco.8709]

The first thing I thought when I saw this was did he have a bunch of vaccines at 1 yr and if so is it just a coincidence?

[@mho...]

that poor poor kid, having his illness milked for money & D-class fame -.- shame on the parents & everyone involved!

[@OwainCynanRoberts]

You just had to ruin the mood, didn’t you? His illness is dead serious, and this family is making the most out of their time together. Remember, this series isn’t just about Wrexham the club but Wrexham the community as well. If you want to argue and mislead people then go somewhere else but here.

[@mho...]

@@OwainCynanRoberts idk what a Wrexham is, but im just against exploiting children!, specially those with special needs! & i doubt that these "youtube kids" all really know(or can grasp) what they agreed to .... its just wrong imho!

[@bachelorgoosy9145]

@@mho...He's a football player, the documentary is about a football club. They're raising awareness for autism.

[@danielfranquetjaime1887]

Bueno dar visibilidad a las cosas no me parece mal siempre que esté acordado entre todas las partes implicadas, al final el documental es para mostrar cosas del equipo y la ciudad porque está todo unido, los problemas forman parte de la vida, un saludo