Monday, March 7, 2011

Singing in the rain while you talk to your best friend in life

Tasters choice is a great coffee.  I like to eat bagels with a sprite soda in my bathroom kitchen.  I dance with a plumber but I thought that there was a good skittle in the bathroom of my lover. 
OK.  You all know thats not the construction of any skilled writing I have relied on to make this blog.  That is jibberish.  And that is what you think of someone who has been hospitalized for a mental illness.  They are not the best of the poets in life and they are useful in an indigent sense of trust.  I must say that I know what xenophobia is for any person who has a mental illness.   Xenophobia exists when the friends you have get scared to be around you any longer when they learn that you were indeed a "lunatic" in the asylum.  It is a blessing to have mental health services in the world in which we live.  I must say that my first hospitalization was a very troubling experience because I too held xenophobic insights regarding the mentally ill in our society.  I do not feel that any person who may have a mental illness and require inpatient stays in any facility are incapable of humanity.  They are.

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