A couple of weeks ago, the new hospital staged a visiting day - before the patients were transferred - on a Saturday.
The new hospital is a big improvement on the old one, even if I recall correctly it cost about £27m via PFI.
However nice it is, it is still a hospital and I will be working hard to make sure I remain out of the hospital rather than in.
Hi, I'm a person living in the North East of England who has schizophrenia. I have been in and out of hospital between 2001-2004. This blog will be notes about my experiences as a patient (aka client) both in hospital and in the community. I can be contacted via email to ian DOT bruntlett AT gmail.com (delete the "DOT", "AT" and spaces from that email address). What is schizopanic? Its the panic that flashes through someone's eyes when you tell them you've got schizophrenia.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
Thursday 4th May 2006
I am a creative. It took a while – reading books and writing articles – for me to work that out for myself. At school the *only* subject I was any good at was English – at least until Computer Science came along :)
So what now? I'm laying down technical and story telling foundations.
I've been trawling through Morpeth Library's reference section. In it I've discovered a series, “The elements of fiction writing”. Courtesy of Amazon UK, I've bought 8 books from that series, with a view to developing & running a “Vampire : The Dark Ages” campaign with my social worker, RB.
For technical stuff, I've built up a library of Linux and programming books. I'm working my way through them, reviewing them for the ACCU.
For personal development stuff, I'm reading books about thinking (edward de Bono) and memory.
So I'm just getting started. Who knows what I'll develop in the next 3 to 5 years?
I am a creative. It took a while – reading books and writing articles – for me to work that out for myself. At school the *only* subject I was any good at was English – at least until Computer Science came along :)
So what now? I'm laying down technical and story telling foundations.
I've been trawling through Morpeth Library's reference section. In it I've discovered a series, “The elements of fiction writing”. Courtesy of Amazon UK, I've bought 8 books from that series, with a view to developing & running a “Vampire : The Dark Ages” campaign with my social worker, RB.
For technical stuff, I've built up a library of Linux and programming books. I'm working my way through them, reviewing them for the ACCU.
For personal development stuff, I'm reading books about thinking (edward de Bono) and memory.
So I'm just getting started. Who knows what I'll develop in the next 3 to 5 years?
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