NO more relationships with 'girls next door'!; - after TWO in the 'Priory Street Posse'!

indings would have cost in Ware, there just £2.60 – and the
replacement phone from Argos. Back at the hospital I rang my
solicitors for the first time this Section 3, and spoke to a
paralegal called Matt, who was a good listener, at 2pm, then
rang him again at 4.30pm to press him to try to get a ‘second
opinion on diagnosis only’ from the very same Forensic i.e. very
senior Consultant Psychiatrist I had seen in Hackney for the
same reason last year, one Dr Warren Dunn. Dr Angell had
told me yesterday in passing, after my complaints about my
feet, that rather than wait endlessly for the chiropodist, who
never appeared from week to week, and whom the staff could
never get hold of on the phone, who was supposed to call in
every Friday afternoon but never did – it would be a lot easier
to buy some ‘professional freezing spray’ from any supermarket
and bypass the NHS and kill the verucca on the ball of my left
foot myself, which was so painful. So at 4.50pm I went to
catch the bus to Hatfield Tesco, and found a Scholl spray
readily on sale. Apparently, the permanent end according to Dr
Angell, of four whole years of an agonising left foot, so painful
that I could not run on it, could be bought for just under £12! I
was only just allowed to use my own treatment on the ward
when I got back – by just about the only really fully human
nurse who ever worked there, Terry! Four sprays later and I
felt no pain any more, and felt my foot was well on the way to
a healthy pain-free future. Maybe I could soon try running
again for the first time in four years! We had tried and failed to
get the two PC’s to network with the grey cable I had bought
from Comet in Hatfield, and the man there said I needed a
‘patch’ cable. I drained my bank account and ordered a new
patch cable and two cheap DVD-RW drives and two very cheap
sound cards from www.ebuyer.com – to be delivered to my
house – on the PC connected to the Internet at the ward.
Wednesday 21 st November there was a vital ward round, with
nice scenery too – Anna was on duty that morning! Julie
turned up half an hour too late, after traffic she said, looking a
bit shabby in her uniform for work, so did not hear me being
given leave from the next day, Thursday, till Sunday 25 th ! I
had been in that (god) helpusall three weeks and was getting
extensive leave already! WHAT a difference to previous Section
3’s where I had been poisoned for months with wildly
experimental narcotics, prior to being forced back onto
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