
Creak along with me on my musings of being a human! Not only that, being a human man! A Dad of 2 in his early 50's with FND, CPTSD and at times, all encompassing depression, whilst doing my best to kick its ass and observe the funny side of life!
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Somehow, I think we all managed to get back to our residential accommodation undiscovered. This was purely down to luck and certainly not due to any outstanding covert behaviour, or tactics on our part.
The one rumour our successful re-en...
At first, following my first couple of drags on the ‘oversized cigarette’ I felt fine. I’m not entirely sure what I was expecting to happen immediately following my first dabble into the murky world of drug participation. Following my two o...
I can’t quite remember how on that night we all managed to escape to the local village. My adult brain tells me now that we all ‘snuck out’ in staggered stages. ‘The great escape’ meticulously planned. Each stage of the mass exodus of stude...
This AI picture makes the scene in my head look a lot more serene!
1990 was my college year. I was 17. I was skinny with short dark hair. The hair on the sides and back of my head shaved to within a few millimeters of the skin. I smoked to...
Photo by Aishwarya Panneerselvam on Unsplash
I won't go on about it, however for the sake of context, or if you're new here, I had a stroke in February 2026. Yes, know I've mentioned it before, and if I'm honest, I bore myself banging on a...
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I write what comes to mind. My mind is chaotic. I have the attention span of a lobotomised moth. Accounts of my life, coming to terms with stroke survival and everything in between. If you want order and organisation. This isn't the Substack for you.
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