The Spirit of the Lion
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Six orderlies in white coats and pants barged into the room. As they took hold of his limbs, they twisted them, almost to the breaking point. Daniel felt the the pain but ignored it. He had experienced pain in his mind far more deadly and threatening. Four of the orderlies pushed him onto the bed, where the other two forced a straight jacket on him. He could see their faces. The two that were hoding him were smileing; the other two had blank looks on their faces, and the two working the straight jacket, seemed to be in some kind of mental pain. Daniel suspected that they didn't like what they were doing. He spoke to them and tried to convince them that what they were doing was not neccessary. They tied him to the bed and walked out boastfully. Daniel thought their cruelty might have been due in part to his long hair touching the middle of his back.
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This book is written for those who suffer from severe and persistant mental illness. It is about the trials of a man with the illness and how he reached from poverty and despair to the heights of obtaining an MSW and LCSW. It is also written for Literary students with a specific style of writing. Students of Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, and Psychiatry will get a realistic view of what the illness is like and can do. It is an autobiographical, educational,and inspirational experience that needs told. www.thespiritofthelion.com
About the Author
Daniel Meyers MSW LCSW is an an extraordinary man, whose work it has been to educate whoever he can about what is known to most as Mental illness. He writes in a way that creates images in the mind of the reader for creating a greater understanding for readers. Within the realm of his work he recreates dreams and poetry and a vision. He himself was diagnosed in 1972 at 18 years of age. He presently has the illness and yet able to write about it. He hopes by reading this you will not regret it.