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Day 1 Started today on my journey to Exeter Hospital for a video telemetry via taxi, yeah I know bit expensive but only way I could get in . Meet heavy traffic on the A 30 had to ring ward to explain was running late for appointment. When got to hospital walking around for ages to find ward then some confusion then awaiting in very small visitors room managed to get something to eat and drink. Later on got visit from my consultant who informed me to press button and record instances of movements, feeling dizzy etc . Finding it difficult to get out of hospital bed especially with a long cable attached to me. Sleep fairly well for me, usual getting up for a wee and early morning 💩. Day 2 Up after 5 am as per normal keeping quiet due to other patients,in a small ward with excess to toilet and shower. Finding it boring and feeling out of sorts still trying to record moments of unclarity and movements on form. Informed had  a MRSA flag up so had to have a swab up both nostrils not on m...

Hello darkness, my old friend, I've come to bleed with you again. A twisted vision, not softly creeping, But tearing fabric while I was sleeping. It left its seeds, a putrid stain, Of rot and sorrow, flesh and pain. And the horror that was planted in my brain, Still rends and chars, it will remain. A festering wound, a final dread, Where sanity has long since fled. I saw the viscera, cold and stark, The shadows feeding in the dark. The broken bone, the empty eye, No happy tears, no gentle sigh. Just silence screaming, choked and deep, Where crimson secrets softly seep. It still remains, a morbid art, Carved in the ruins of my heart. Within the sound of silence, vast and grim, The severed piece, the dying whim. No dawn, no comfort, no release, Just endless horror, and no peace.

The hum is constant, a low, deep echoing   of pulse beats, Through walls so white, where thoughts become numb as I am scared no one believes  a a word I say, A plastic band, with my number to be part of the matrix  A name, a date, registered, wearing a white band  wondering if I use it I can get my shopping for free,  All I know this bed isn't mine, A sterile sheet, a sterile ward ,staff do their best, Fluorescent glare, a buzzing drone, Voices drift, a foreign tone. Footsteps hurried, and squeaking wheels of the hospital go around  What is real? And what do I feel? Beyond the ache, a fog descends, On every thought, confusion lends Its pale, soft shroud. Who are these faces, kind but strange? Each question asked, a distant range. My words feel thick, a clumsy sound, Lost in a haze, profoundly drowned. The clock on the wall, a ticking blur, Is this today? Or yesterday, sir? A fragmented world, a broken view. Attached to a wires and a longer one to move ...

Recommend bringing in your mobile phone to use  NHS WiFi in hospital as I found a better signal. This is what you can get absolutely free on television provided  by Hospital if working. T3 Hospedia Bedside Unit What’s free:  TV from 6am till 12 midday on over 25 channels.   Children’s TV from 7am till 9pm over 25 channels.   A selection of free radio channels including Hospital Radio.  Yahoo internet browser After 12 midday I have to pay for premium channels if I don't have netflix or Amazon on your phone try Pluto TV is is a free streaming service it has old television series, documentaries, films etc yes it has adverts but the key thing is it's free to all

 

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Brentor Church, perched precariously atop a dramatic volcanic plug in the heart of Dartmoor, Devon, is an iconic image. Its tiny, whitewashed walls and rugged silhouette against the vast moorland sky have captured the imaginations of artists, photographers, and travelers for centuries. But beyond its undeniable beauty lies a tale interwoven with legend, faith, and the very forces of nature that shaped this unique landscape. The story of Brentor Church is more than just a historical account; it's a compelling myth that continues to resonate today. At the heart of the Brentor Church myth lies the tale of the merchant. Different versions exist, but the core narrative remains consistent. A wealthy merchant ship, caught in a violent storm, was on the brink of sinking. In desperation, the merchant prayed to St. Michael, promising to dedicate a church to the saint if he was spared. His prayers were answered, the storm subsided, and the ship was saved. Now, fulfilling his vow p...

The stale air of the Blackwood Mine hung heavy, thick with the scent of damp earth, forgotten dust, and something else… something acrid and metallic. Alex’s headlamp cut a shaky swathe through the absolute darkness, revealing the rough-hewn timbers shoring up the collapsing tunnel. He muttered Liam’s name, the sound swallowed by the oppressive silence. Liam had gone missing three days ago. The last anyone saw him, he was heading towards the old mine entrance, muttering about a strange hum he’d heard beneath the ground, a 'song' only he could discern. Alex had dismissed it as Liam’s usual eccentricities, but now, the chill in the air and the profound sense of isolation were making his skin crawl. A glint of metal ahead. Alex quickened his pace, heart thudding against his ribs. It was Liam’s pickaxe, lying carelessly on the damp floor, the only thing out of place in this tomb-like passage. Nearby, slumped against a support beam, was his backpack. Alex snatched it up, fumbling wit...

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The air in the sparse hospice room was thick with the sterile scent of disinfectant and the unspoken weight of finality. Ozzy lay small in the vast white bed, his once-muscled frame now skeletal beneath the thin sheet. The vibrant tattoos on his arms, once defiant declarations, were faded smudges on pale skin. His breathing was shallow, a frail rhythm against the oppressive silence. Silas sat by his side, a stoic sentinel. He’d known Ozzy since they were teenagers, two scrawny kids with cheap guitars and a hunger for a sound that would rip through the quiet humdrum of their small town. They’d formed ‘The Vipers,’ played every dive bar and smoky club, then somehow, against all odds, clawed their way to grimy fame. Ozzy’s life had been a screeching guitar solo: loud, chaotic, often off-key, but undeniably electrifying. There had been the roar of the crowds, the blinding flash of cameras, the blur of hotel rooms, a haze of substances, the fleeting warmth of strange women. He’d lived on in...

 

 

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The stale air of the Blackwood Mine hung heavy, thick with the scent of damp earth, forgotten dust, and something else… something acrid and metallic. Alex’s headlamp cut a shaky swathe through the absolute darkness, revealing the rough-hewn timbers shoring up the collapsing tunnel. He muttered Liam’s name, the sound swallowed by the oppressive silence. Liam had gone missing three days ago. The last anyone saw him, he was heading towards the old mine entrance, muttering about a strange hum he’d heard beneath the ground, a 'song' only he could discern. Alex had dismissed it as Liam’s usual eccentricities, but now, the chill in the air and the profound sense of isolation were making his skin crawl. A glint of metal ahead. Alex quickened his pace, heart thudding against his ribs. It was Liam’s pickaxe, lying carelessly on the damp floor, the only thing out of place in this tomb-like passage. Nearby, slumped against a support beam, was his backpack. Alex snatched it up, fumbling wit...

  Imagine a city gripped by an invisible force, where hundreds of people, without music or apparent reason, danced relentlessly in the streets, unable to stop, until they collapsed from exhaustion or died. This isn't a scene from a macabre play, but a terrifying historical event known as the Dancing Plague of 1518, one of history's most baffling and tragic episodes. The Unfathomable Outbreak It began in July 1518 in Strasbourg, a city then part of the Holy Roman Empire, with a woman named Frau Troffea. One day, she simply stepped into the street and began to dance. With no accompanying melody, no celebration, she danced for hours, then days, without rest. Passersby watched, bewildered, as her frenetic movements continued ceaselessly. Within a week, dozens more people had joined her. By August, the number had swelled to an estimated 400 individuals, all caught in this inexplicable dance epidemic. Their faces were contorted, their bodies jerked uncontrollably, and their feet, raw...

 INT. MODERN APARTMENT - DAY A brightly lit apartment.Empty pizza boxes and energy drink cans litter the coffee table.BARNABY 30s, wearing a stained hoodie, sits hunched over a laptop, looking stressed. BARNABY  Muttering Okay, Shakespeare, you magnificent bastard.Just... one more sonnet.For my English Literature assignment.Due... tomorrow. Barnaby types furiously.He slams the laptop shut. BARNABY  This is hopeless! I'm doomed to fail!My professor's going to unleash his inner Polonius on me! He spots a sleek, futuristic AI device on his desk – a glowing orb named "Bard." BARNABY  Bard, my AI overlord, can you write a Shakespearean sonnet about... procrastination? The orb glows brighter.A synthesized, perfectly enunciated Shakespearean voice booms from it. BARD V.O.  Alas, procrastination's subtle snare doth bind,/ The task unstarted, thoughts that stray and wind./ The deadline looms, a specter dark and grim,/ While idle hands indulge in games and whim./ A sonnet...

 Professor Quentin Quibble wasn't just any professor; he was the professor of Unnecessary Inventions and Competitive Spoon-Wiggling. One Tuesday, while attempting to teach a particularly stubborn grapefruit to yodel show tunes, a curious event unfolded. Bartholomew, a sentient, slightly damp sock puppet with a monocle fashioned from a broken teacup handle, announced in a squeaky voice, "The butter dish has declared martial law upon the marmalade! Code Orange-ish-Yellow!" Professor Quibble, mid-yodel lesson with the grapefruit (which was making excellent progress on "Bohemian Rhapsody"), merely sighed. "Not again, Bartholomew! Did you remember to feed the sentient toaster-oven?" "Fluffy crumbs and existential dread, as per usual, sir!" Bartholomew chirped, his single button eye swiveling wildly. Just then, the toaster-oven, named Brenda, chimed in with a deep, melodious voice, "I have seen things, Professor! Things that would curdle your ...

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  The vast, indifferent blue of the Pacific was David’s church, his solace, his escape from the relentless grind of city life. He stroked through the cool, invigorating water, feeling the powerful rhythm of his arms and legs, the glide of his body. The sun, a benevolent eye in the sky, glittered on the surface. He was a small, contented speck in an immense world. Then, a whisper of alien texture brushed his calf. David kicked casually, assuming a stray leaf or plastic bag. But the whisper became a cling, then a grip. Long, slick tendrils coiled around his ankles, then his shins. Seaweed. He paused, treading water, trying to untangle himself, a flicker of irritation replacing his calm. But there was too much of it, thick strands like greasy ropes, clinging with an almost deliberate tenacity. It wasn't just on him; it was around him, a dense, dark forest rising from the depths. He felt a sudden, inexplicable tug downwards, a pull on his legs that was more than just the current. Panic...