<<Why do all the crazies have a choice but us sane ones suffer?>>
No idea, I could not resist bursting out laughing when the guy told me. The second time he got pulled in it was post Covid. It was just one of those things, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Unless you know what to say and do, you can end up in the funny farm, and if you had been there before (he had) you need some real skills in personal communication to be let go. Knowing him, I knew it was a forgone conclusion what was going to happen.
I went to visit him a few months later, but because of some misunderstanding over booking visits, they would not let me see him. There was a lot of wrongs going on, but I kept very kool about things, and left calmly, to the extent that some of the staff apologised for the shortcomings of the organization. They do have real problems with relatives and friends of people who get sectioned under the mental health act. I wasn't that dumb, but I didn't think he would survive very long, he had family too. I later got an email supposidly from him saying he didn't want to talk anymore. There was no point kicking up a fuss as I suspected that would not improve his chances. About a year later I got an email saying I owed him £10 -lol-. I had spent near £100 in fuel just on the wasted visit !.. but I paid him back as I guess he deserved it for surviving -g-
If you go to hospital, and get back out again in one piece, that is an achievement in my book. I had a near encounter, but fortunately, whatever it was, responded to treatment.
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I also found out how colloidial silver is typically made. About 2ma for 24 hours in distilled water (about a megohm resistivity) and then filtering. I did make some, but it's still in a bottle under blackout (It reacts with light). It's there in case all else fails. |
