My struggle through an impediment that I cannot change, and a solution derived from the handicap.

My struggle through an impediment that I cannot change, and a solution derived from the handicap.

My struggle through an impediment that I cannot change, and a solution derived from the handicap.

"OVERDOSE" is Blue Petal's first poetry compilation that borders on insanity, passion, love and a deep awareness of life.

"OVERDOSE" is Blue Petal's first poetry compilation that borders on insanity, passion, love and a deep awareness of life.

"OVERDOSE" is Blue Petal's first poetry compilation that borders on insanity, passion, love and a deep awareness of life.

‘Crossing Zion’ is an epic tale of love and loss, faith and fear, joy and pathos, seen through the eyes of an ordinary man with extraordinary insight into the perils and lessons of life. His life is a metaphor for the common man-- for the joy of finally being-- of experiencing reality in all its beautiful peaks and endless valleys.

‘Crossing Zion’ is an epic tale of love and loss, faith and fear, joy and pathos, seen through the eyes of an ordinary man with extraordinary insight into the perils and lessons of life. His life is a metaphor for the common man-- for the joy of finally being-- of experiencing reality in all its beautiful peaks and endless valleys.

‘Crossing Zion’ is an epic tale of love and loss, faith and fear, joy and pathos, seen through the eyes of an ordinary man with extraordinary insight into the perils and lessons of life. His life is a metaphor for the common man-- for the joy of finally being-- of experiencing reality in all its beautiful peaks and endless valleys.

I am a recent ex prisoner. My Nightmare is about a two year period in which my life was ripped away from me, my family destroyed and relationships ruined all because the police couldn't do their job properly and destroyed everything I had. I was never guilty but may also not have been able prove my innocence. This is a moot point as I chose (for very personal reasons) to plead guilty and protect my loved ones from further anguish and stress. This resulted in (my opinion) a normal everday person (me) with a beautiful wife and family, good job and a bright and secure future becoming the bitter manic depressive with suicidal tendencies (I may as well be honest) that now writes this book. I have no love of the police anymore, nor for the law in general though I have no intention of doing anything stupid because of my views. Putting this book together (originally a series of Blogs), I hope, allows people, to see what I went through, to pray it never happens to them and helps to ease (if only slightly) the solitary and extremely lonely life I now choose to lead (if I cant have my family, I want nothing else). Thank you for taking the time to walk this journey with me.

I am a recent ex prisoner. My Nightmare is about a two year period in which my life was ripped away from me, my family destroyed and relationships ruined all because the police couldn't do their job properly and destroyed everything I had. I was never guilty but may also not have been able prove my innocence. This is a moot point as I chose (for very personal reasons) to plead guilty and protect my loved ones from further anguish and stress. This resulted in (my opinion) a normal everday person (me) with a beautiful wife and family, good job and a bright and secure future becoming the bitter manic depressive with suicidal tendencies (I may as well be honest) that now writes this book. I have no love of the police anymore, nor for the law in general though I have no intention of doing anything stupid because of my views. Putting this book together (originally a series of Blogs), I hope, allows people, to see what I went through, to pray it never happens to them and helps to ease (if only slightly) the solitary and extremely lonely life I now choose to lead (if I cant have my family, I want nothing else). Thank you for taking the time to walk this journey with me.

I am a recent ex prisoner. My Nightmare is about a two year period in which my life was ripped away from me, my family destroyed and relationships ruined all because the police couldn't do their job properly and destroyed everything I had. I was never guilty but may also not have been able prove my innocence. This is a moot point as I chose (for very personal reasons) to plead guilty and protect my loved ones from further anguish and stress. This resulted in (my opinion) a normal everday person (me) with a beautiful wife and family, good job and a bright and secure future becoming the bitter manic depressive with suicidal tendencies (I may as well be honest) that now writes this book. I have no love of the police anymore, nor for the law in general though I have no intention of doing anything stupid because of my views. Putting this book together (originally a series of Blogs), I hope, allows people, to see what I went through, to pray it never happens to them and helps to ease (if only slightly) the solitary and extremely lonely life I now choose to lead (if I cant have my family, I want nothing else). Thank you for taking the time to walk this journey with me.

Robert was a night nurse on a unit that specialised in the care of the elderly mentally ill. Only when he arrived the patients weren't being cared for as they should have been. This is his story of how the unit was greatly improved so that patients were properly cared for, families were made to feel that their loved ones were safe and the nurses began to feel a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

Robert was a night nurse on a unit that specialised in the care of the elderly mentally ill. Only when he arrived the patients weren't being cared for as they should have been. This is his story of how the unit was greatly improved so that patients were properly cared for, families were made to feel that their loved ones were safe and the nurses began to feel a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

Robert was a night nurse on a unit that specialised in the care of the elderly mentally ill. Only when he arrived the patients weren't being cared for as they should have been. This is his story of how the unit was greatly improved so that patients were properly cared for, families were made to feel that their loved ones were safe and the nurses began to feel a sense of purpose and fulfillment.