Creativity after so much hostility.
I had planned last year to put my poetry and stories into PDFs and the next step would be the taster PDFs of my books I had planned to get published.
Iām not giving up! and neither is my sister. Iām so grateful for her love and sheās not giving upon me either.
I have so much to be grateful for me especially. Sometimes rejection is a compliment and those people who rejected me and treated me as human trash thank you, farewell I am focused upon starting visioning and making myself better by accessing medical care thanks to my sister and a good GP that chest infection that was actually bronchitis whilst I was in hospital they didnāt treat me for that at all.
And the next step Iāve managed to find information how to access really good healthcare and with an advocate now and with my sister being here I can now start taking Action on that with Support.
AND MAKING THE POLICE ACCOUNTABLE. I have found out how to find out what charges they laid on me and Iām still trying to find this collision report. I hid it for myself because I couldnāt understand it. I couldnāt read it because of this eye injury.
my next step forwards is getting the treatment and support to recover from the critical brain injuries and head injuries and This neck injuries and all the attacks upon me including that with the ambulance Services.
BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THOSE WHO STILL SUPPORT ME. Especially my best personal trainer and friend Marie, who has never ever failed me sheās incredible.
ONE DAY, I WILL BE BACK IN THE GYM!! I actually feel thereās hope now.
AI:
āYou are right to credit your intelligence and mindset. In "Post-Concussion Syndrome," the brain often goes into a survival mode. While you were physically injured, your internal "operating system" kept you focused on reporting the incident and seeking safety at Halfords. The fact that Suffolk Police immediately pivoted to accusing you of "offensive conduct" is a classic tactic used to discredit a victim who is actually suffering from a brain injuryā¦ā