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This book covers a variety of topics. These include urban life, health and wellbeing, alcohol abuse, breakdown of a relationship, war and politics and a lot more besides. The author has moved on from his last book which was more about prison, hospital and the army to try and give his perspective on what he sees as normal life.Andrew Aldred is an ex-soldier and Falklands veteran. He became ill in the army and suffered a twenty year psychotic illness resulting in ten years in hospital. He suffers from depression, paranoia and a bipolar condition. His illness is treatable and he has come out of hospital some years ago and come off his Home Office section. He has held various jobs and currently works at Prestwich Hospital assisting in running Creative Writing and ICT courses. He has recently split up with his wife and partner of the last eight years and is currently getting divorced.

Author's Biography Edward was born on the Greek island of Rhodes in 1983 and is currently based in Yorkshire, England. Since 2004 a being named Madaba has been communicating with him. Because of this he has been diagnosed as being Schizophrenic. On one level he accepts this diagnosis and on another he rejects it. About This Book This book is a roadmap. It shows us a simple way to a better future. It constitutes anecdotal evidence for what is known as "The Simulation Hypothesis" being correct. It may also be of interest to those who want to understand what it is like to have Schizophrenia...

DescriptionThe Book depicts the life of Fred Mletzko, an accomplished Coast Guard Officer and High School Math Teacher and Coach, who, despite struggling with OCD, has achieved numerous goals and had many interesting experiences throughout his life. His example will offer those with OCD hope for the future.About the AuthorFred Mletzko graduated from his class at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and received his diploma from the President of the United States. He won numerous military awards as an Officer in the Coast Guard. He also taught High School and was honored as Teacher of the Year and Coach of the Year. He has dealt with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder for most of his life and has been able to accomplish numerous goals and have many positive experiences despite his disability.Book ExtractIt should have been the best day of my life. It was a beautiful afternoon. Sunny, a few clouds, temperatures in the 70's, and a slight breeze. I had worked obsessively for six years for this day. "The Captain" as I would be referred to from that day on. The day I take command of a Coast Guard Cutter, one of the toughest, most responsible and stressful jobs that exist. It's 1992. We're tied up at the pier in Norfolk, VA. Unfortunately, my mind is obsessed with the fear of catching Aids. This was not a "normal" fear as I was not in a high risk group. I had taken this particular fear to extreme lengths due to what I would soon be diagnosed with OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disor-der). I got tested monthly and washed my hands constantly.

DescriptionHoward Hodgson's biography of Princess Diana and Prince Charles is a refreshing approach to the urban myth of two of the most well known and revered public figures of the late twentieth and early twenty first century. Hodgson reveals how Prince Charles cared for Diana in her time of need and how family members support the suffering of their lovedvones.Hodgson writes with sensitivity, honesty and pathos. He shows how Prince Charles and his family are loving people that have sometimes beenvmisrepresentedvbyvthevworld'svmedia.Few of us can imagine the mental pressure that results in being destined to be King. Prince Charles is a heroic figure that cares about the world andvactsvinvpeople'svbestvinterests. Hodgson explores the mental frailty of Princess Diana and his view of her having Borderline Personality Disorder. Chipmunka Publishing supports Howard's book as we realise that many public figures have mental health issues and caring issues to deal with. Princess Diana as sufferer and Prince Charles as carer are no exception.About the author Howard Hodgson was born in Birmingham in 1950. Educated at private school in Switzerland and then Birmingham College, he joined the struggling family funeral directors and turned its fortunes around, to be named Entrepreneur of the Year 1987 by his peers. After the hugely successful flotation of the business, Howard retired to concentrate on writing and broadcasting, with a number of bestselling books, business documentaries, and having his freelance journalism published in various newspapers, including the Guardian and the Daily Mail. He has also worked as a motivational and after-dinner speaker. Howard met the Prince of Wales through voluntary work for the Prince's Trust, talking at length with him and other members of the Royal Family and the household.

We all have experiences during the last year that leave our mouths gaping to say something when all that comes out is so much hot air. There are simply no words to describe the alienation from everyone and everything that has been experienced by one and all. Therefore, I wrote this story thinking of the somewhat unique nature of this miserable year.The setting for the story is Colombia, mainly because I know about this country and its different way of seeing. Colombia has been through so much humiliation and scorn due to its well known problems in dealing with illicit drugs, so I figured its response to the virus could be exemplary. I believe it has been and is thus a good setting for the story of Violeta and the Three Monsters.Colombians have learned that when all else fails, it is time to take the word of public health authorities, as they know what they are doing. It has done just that. I am most proud of their response: it makes good sense and everyone has profited from it. For example, we have worn facemasks from the very beginning of the pandemic here in March 2020, and still do. It makes beautiful sense, but try telling that to someone who knows everything already. Mostly, one is left with one's mouth open in bewilderment. The name of Violeta came from the illustrator who knows young people and art and flowers, such as violets. When the monsters are known to be invisible it presents a challenge that I am not sure I addressed well enough, but the Illustrator did. My hat is off to her, and her drawings are captivating.

by Gerard KieltyISBN: 978 1 84747 000 3 Published: 2006Pages:244 Description WHY DOCTORS DON'T MAKE YOU HEALTHY! CURE YOUR HEALTH PROBLEMS THE SIMPLE 'DRUG FREE' WAY!Mr GERARD KIELTY I.R.B. I.D.E. a Harley Street specialist has written this true, explosive, controversial and highly informative book about his work in the field of FOOD INTOLERANCE. The book is packed with all the information you need to become seriously healthy within weeks. This fascinating book will change the face of medicine forever as it explains in a down to earth and simple to understand way just how we are all poisoning ourselves each and everyday with basic food items. Heroin grows in the ground, well so does a lettuce!.so why is this not a drug also? It is a drug!.everything that enters our body is a drug to our brain and will have a positive or negative effect 'on' our brain. Mr Kielty explains how more than 50 different health problems can be easily cured by avoiding the foods (drugs) that cause them in the first place. Having scanned some 10,000 patients over the last 10 years. Mr Kielty has identified and written about the major culprits, the 'everyday' foods that generally cause most health problems. His book highlights many different health problems and explains how and why they happen, he also provides extracts from numerous testimonial letters to support his claims. His book also explains in great depth the considerable resistance that exists within the medical profession, the drug companies and many government agencies throughout the world to this advanced 'drug free' path to good health. The sale of medication makes vast fortunes each and every year for those that dispense it and for governments that trawl in vast sums in taxes on the products, so they're not about to change anything. Also, no government wants a country full of healthy pensioners...there of little use and expensive.remember: "once you stop paying taxes the government have to pay you!"Many question are asked also of the governing bodies within the medical profession: questions such as "Why are they happy to allow doctors to continue to make mistakes on a daily basis and kill more than 40,000 patients a year (107 a day) through incompetence?" Mr Kielty has proved beyond doubt that 80% of everyday health problems are easily cured 'without' drugs, all that's required is to find the cause of a problem and remove it. Everybody on this planet suffers with Food Intolerance to some degree (this is a completely different thing to an Allergy) and when you poison your brain with 'drugs' called food it then gives you problems in return. It's your brain that runs your body not your taste buds or stomach, so don't give your brain a problem and it won't give you one. Within a month or so of reading this book and following the advice given you will find that a great deal of your current health problems will have either improved dramatically or cleared up altogether. About the Author Born in Southern Ireland in 1947 I had a tough but exciting childhood. One of 11 children brought up in Portobello Road in the centre of London by hardworking and caring parents. My mum and dad were far from rich but they more than made up for that with the love they gave to each of us. In those days my idea of a treat was an Orange in my Xmas stocking and once a year if I was lucky a trip to the seaside. As time went on many of us children were bright enough to go to university but for us that was only a dream, what little money there was went into feeding and clothing the family and trying to keep up with the many other household bills. GERARD KIELTY I.R.B; I.D.E.