why is peter joiner held for life at rampton hospital in notts?
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Because he is crazy or psycho whould be my bet!! do you have other relitves to ask, brothers, sisters, Grandparents! or call the hospital and speak with him if that is possible!! good luck
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He was dishonorably discharged?  I thought it was honorable.\n\nThe poor man.  I'm so sorry for them both.
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This building is better known as the Boots Pharmaceutical Factory.  Unfortunately, I could not locate any images online.  It might be helpful to contact the municipal government of Nottinghamshire, where the building is located.  My thought was perhaps the Parks Department, and I've included the direct link to their website.  From there, you can further explore the Nottinghamshire government website.
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Went to art college with John Lennon - took part in his Christmas Pantomime at the college - very disrespectful and naughty.  Part of it was a fashion show and my friend had to model a tennis dress.  She had legs that reached the sky and came on with a tennis racket and balls.  John wrote the script and I had to say 'Balls by Evans Medical' a medical equipment company in Liverpool!
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The U.K. is a great place to be. The better question is why is the U.K. letting that freak (yeah, that is a good way to describe him) stick around.
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He isn't convicted of murder on reasons of insanity.  He is convicted of being insane and then sent to a mental hospital.\nWhy plead insanity if your still going to be convicted?
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Died during surgery  12/20/1973, to repair a faulty heart valve.\n\nHeck, can't find out who was at his side for sure, could have been both of them.
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I dont know about that one. However, we have a couple of hospices down South - my uncle ended his life in one.  You must be going through a terrible time but, please be assured, this is the reason that hospices were set up.  Many terminally ill people to not wish to die in a depressing hospital ward, but need too much care to be allowed home.  Hospices provide a warm, calm and relaxing environment for patients to spend their last days in.  They provide a comfortably and serene alternative to noisy hospitals.  The staff are all specialists in serious and terminal illness and will take very great care of your dear Mum.   I hope this will be of some comfort to you.
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Have a look on the NHS.gov website.  They're very good at plucking targets and stuff out of thin air without consulting the medics at the coal face!!  When I snuff it, I'm coming back to sort out the NHS as my biggest strength I am told is bringing order out of chaos!!
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Violent people junkie or otherwise have no right to NHS treatment until they are calm. Personally I'd call the police and have them dumped in the cells.
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Easy Peasy, simply rename hospital waiting lists to something like, 'patient in pre-recovery'\n\nHey Presto no more waiting lists, but a million more people who are in pre-recovery.\n\nI NEVER trust or believe ANYTHING this government says or does.\n\nThe NHS is falling apart and there are way too many administrators, pen-pushers and Pointy Haired Bosses creating waste and mismanagement all over the place to falsely justify their excessive salaries.\n\nAn end to waiting lists in the NHS can only mean a couple of things, either they will rename waiting lists, or they will re-name or scrap the NHS, so there cannot be any NHS waiting lists if there is no NHS!\n\nEither that or they are expecting a nuclear war, and then the NHS would collapse anyway!\n\nBTW, I am constantly amazed at how many American's (our delightfully stupid collonial cousins) believe everything is always about them! good god! the question is simple and clear enough! since when as Ms Hewitt been an American secretary of state? This is CLEARLY about the British NHS in Britian, you know yanks, that tiny country that OWNED you once? (and according to your own legal system it still does! look it up!)\n\nAnd they get pissed when we call them dumb yanks!
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They would see what was possible at the time and try to keep all alive.  In most hospitals doctors don't operate alone, so the patient is safe.
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One step down from intensive care; so someone in a serious condition but not critical.
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Hi Ebony!\nI've heard about the Joyner, Donald R MD. He's a good family man but has a bad habit at the race track. He welshed on a loan so, some goons had to be sent out to collect a payment. When the good doctor couldn't cough it up, they had to tie his fingers together in a most unpleasant way.\nEbony, my girlfriend was unfortunate to be in the waiting room thumbing through the Ladies Home Journal when she had to witness the unfortunate events. I don't know if Joyner, Donald R MD is still practicing medicine or not.\n-Justin
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I think that this man has somehow escaped from a mental hospital.  \nI think the only one who will open up this door for him would be this guy I know named Levi, he will take this poor man back to the mental hospital and OPEN the door for him to have a good nights sleep!!! \nAwww Levi is sooo nice!
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yeah, my dad is an electrician who worked there. he said the only ppl he saw there were shackled and accompanied by guards. i dont know what constitutes a "prison" technically, but i'm pretty damn sure that if you're there, you're not having a good time. for a LONG time.
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