Quero morrer na curva dum estádio e das tochas fazer flores para adornar o mau caixão.
Quero morrer a cantar com o colectivo e fazer de cada cântico um hino contra a solidão.
Quero morrer a desfraldar uma bandeira solta, dançando ao vento com as cores do meu coração.
Quero morrer na “transferta” ao infinito, no comboio do medo no autocarro da emoção.
[005.18] “coisas” em pt – apontamentos dum fim-de-semana desportivo…
[004.18] in the meanwhile, in my social media profiles (i)
[003.18] personal thoughts (i)
It is surprisingly comfortable to have a haircut in the same barber shop, and by the same person, that you used to since you were 2 years old…
[002.18] when a picture is worth a thousand words…
[001.18] …
In my Rose Garden of memories
I see you standing there
An angel in disguise
Who taught me how to care
I long to hear your voice
for real not in my dreams
I am missing you so much these days
how empty my world seems
People say time heals all wounds
that someday the pain will subside
But I can tell you
I think they must have lied
The emptiness I am feeling now
is strong and I am weak
These days go by without you
so dreary and so bleak
In my Rose Garden of memories
I know you’ll always be
for though you’re gone
from this mortal world
In my heart you’ll always be
[108.17] Children waiting up to 18 months for mental health treatment
Children with mental health problems are waiting up to 18 months to be treated, a government-ordered report will reveal next week, in an indictment of the poor care many receive.
A Care Quality Commission report into child and adolescent mental health services (Camhs) will warn that long delays for treatment are damaging the health of young people with anxiety, depression and other conditions.
The NHS watchdog will conclude that when under-18s in England do get help from the NHS, it is “caring”. However, it will voice alarm that so many of them encounter much difficulty once they are referred by their GP or a teacher at their school.
Miguel Valerio 