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By Christopher North
ISBN: 978-1-78382-578-3
Published: 2021
Pages: 65
Key Themes: Mental Health, Bipolar, Manic Depression, Schizo Affective Disorder
Description
Teacher’s Mad tells the story of a teacher struggling to assert himself in the classroom. He then begins to succeed and he grows in confidence but he can’t control his feelings and he becomes manic, delusional and falls in love.
About the Author
Christopher North was diagnosed as suffering from bi-polar disorder in 2004 after a year of illness following losing his job as a secondary English school teacher. He suffered from mania, delusions and psychosis. He was put of sodium valporate and olanzapine which ended the aforementioned episodes. Due to the dislike of side-effects such as weight gain, loss of libido and drowsiness, medical non-compliance has been a feature of his life post-diagnosis. Christopher has suffered two relapses since 2004 each time after returning to teaching work. On each occasion he has been sectioned; firstly for 28 days, secondly for ten weeks.
Book Extract
Inspirational Christian Women and the Glorious Revolution 2
Thomas Blood was the first man to steal The Crown Jewels in 1671 at the time of The First Glorious Revolution. Angel Smurf Heaven started The Glorious Revolution 2 and stole The Crown Jewels whilst prisoner in Old Elvet Durham Prison whilst on I wing. He nicked The Crown Jewels and split them in half and gave each half to the two alternating yellow and orange shirt Kings. King Jason and King Pid.
The Glorious Revolution 2 was started on Durham Road in Stockton-on-Tees in a cross-roads Newsa-gents. The code for the revolution was – “What is Officer Dibble doing working for the RSPCA,?” spo-ken to PC Honey in Stockton Police Station via telephone.
The Glorious Revolution 2 is related to a re-writing of the stars and the 13th star Ophiuchus who wished to rid the Zodiac of every ill, disease, violence and bring everyone closer together. The revolution begun when Angel Smurf Heaven woke-up from a failed suicide attempt and decided to fight for his country and demand from the world an aspiration of greatness.
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