Showing posts with label antipsychotic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antipsychotic. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Something is getting through

I have had a reply from Ian Pearson’s Constituency Office Manager, and I have in turned replied:

Dear [Constituency Office Manager]

Thank you for letting me know my publication to barrass-brough.blogspot.com is forwarded as it is supposed to be. I had had doubts as our IP address (via our Virgin Media internet connection) has recently been unaccountably altered. The reason for such a sudden flood of information from me (what you call emails as well as letters through the post, to Mr Pearson and others) is the recent cessation or certainly great reduction in the drugging I suffer from stilling drugs (chiefly antipsychotics). I trust Mr Pearson can help me obtain redress for what I have suffered from improper drug administration or what I call foisting.

Yours

Colin Barrass-Brough

Thursday, 8 May 2008

I regret extremely

This was done last weekend, I think, when like this morning I felt livid as an after-effect of abuse with antischizophrenic medication (this time perpetrated two days ago as a consequence of hypnosis on the 1337 train out of Wolverhampton for Birmingham).


1 May 2008

The Chief Constable
West Midlands Police
Lloyd House
Colmore Circus
Queensway
Birmingham B4 6NQ

Dear Chief Constable

I feel it is necessary to write to you as in the past I have been improperly treated for a mental illness, that is without proper controls on the dosages of drugs administered. I fear I may suffer a repeat of such improper treatment.

I have had occasion to complain about various matters to police over a number of months. It is my serious belief (amounting to near certainty) that some of my actions have been influenced by improper hypnotic suggestion, backed by drugs I have been given without my foreknowledge or consent. I regret the trouble caused by these actions some of which were less necessary than others, but as I say I point the finger squarely at those who have improperly given me hypnotic suggestion.

I trust the police to give me fair and impartial protection even in cases where I suffer unusual forms of harassment, such as improper administration of drugs and unwanted hypnotic suggestion.

Yours sincerely

Colin Barrass-Brough