What Doctors Don't Tell YouRe John Diamond, don’t be too upset about his comments. He was, after all, gravely ill. It cannot be gratifying to be remembered for dying of a disease, however wittily one does it.
I am glad to see you writing about John Diamond. I have written several letters to the newspapers to redress the balance a little after reading outrageous reviews such as 'he knew it was all untrue' about alternatives.
I am no longer a psychiatrist. I renounce it because I believe cruelty is at the core of the profession.
In my early days in the field,
Every so often, I'm reminded of why I do what I do. Recently, I had two salient reminders. A few weeks ago, in the Mail on Sunday, I heard that someone had taken at swipe at me from beyond the g ...
I wasn't going to do this. I kept my mouth uncharacteristically shut through the final months of the death watch, and I was going to let the dead lie in peace until a few weekends ago, when I rea ...
Congratulations for having the courage to write about John Diamond (WDDTY vol 12 no 5). There may well be others who will seek to vilify you,
