Category Archives: Heart problems
Kevin
Kevin was a friend of the family. He left for London when I was 5. We saw him a few times after that. One day when I was in London I called him to find out how he was doing. … Continue reading
Kayleigh
I met Kayleigh one day and we went for a walk around the hospital. I showed her my “amazing” stinging nettle trick. She challenged me to a “Catchphrase” competition. No one “Say’s what they see” better than me. I won, … Continue reading
My Mad Celt Brother.
I remember when Paul walked into the hospital. It was a chance meeting that could only go one of two ways. He was a big lad and he had a shaved head. I could tell he could handle himself. “Are … Continue reading
Lesley
I only used to see Lesley in the corridors. She was very upset and would cry a lot. I tried to comfort her as much as I could even though I didn’t feel much better myself. She had a family. … Continue reading
The Scottish girl that shouted at me.
I went in to the telly room. I don’t know why. I still find it hard to concentrate but when you’re ill it’s almost impossible. The telly was on and the volume was loud. I sat in front of it … Continue reading
Neil
I remember meeting Neil in the garden of the hospital. He was so funny. He came over and he did a little dance to make us laugh. The closest thing I’ve seen is “Phil” from the programme “The Apprentice” doing … Continue reading
Jamie
Jamie was a good lad. Too young to be stuck in hospital. Christmas came and we had a small party. I had borrowed a party hits cd off a girl at work before I became ill. That was a nice … Continue reading
Jenny
Sometimes when you’re in hospital you meet pure gold. It has nothing to do with the persons mental state and everything to do with their personality. I was sitting in the smoking-room one day and in walked Jenny. She was a … Continue reading
Ashley
I was in a north London hospital. There wasn’t much to do all day except smoke and get into fights. I was good at both of these skills. A girl moved into the hospital. She was very ill and wasn’t … Continue reading
