Anonymous
Derbyshire
August 27, 2004
09:31

Hi, I really liked your artworks section. Wonderful writing and thought provoking images - I think what you are doing is great - keep it up! Bye!!

Debbie Hollins
Grindon
May 27, 2004
17:20

A really brilliant web site - one that we all should be proud of. What a talented bunch we all are !!!!!!

Howard Dixon
Staffordshire
April 26, 2004
11:16

Great site, I like the poetry and stories. Keep up the good work.

Liz Fitzgibbon
Newtown, near Longnor
March 22, 2004
11:51

Great website!!

Joe Tatton
Leeds
February 07, 2004
06:36

Great site, like the art gallery

Paula M Puddephatt
Basingstoke
November 23, 2003
18:01

I love this site, especially the poetry. For "survivors" poetry, I recommend Solo Survivors Poetry Magazine. See www.johnalanhirst.com.

Paul Brady
Oxford
31st October, 2003

"OUT OF TIME" Remember THEE, when i am dead and gone Remain thyself Do NOT be blurred ! Do NOT become a "someone else", a nameless named just another word. No face-less stranger with-in said crowd No voice-less, pointless aimless sound No vague erase no over-herd vacate each space & leave a wake bequeth a trail, a beach, a bird a token - spoken, forget-me-not; a heartfelt lake, of speech, and third. a ghost un-fading Rosetta-self a mental chime, to a mortal world. see you Wednesday sue. P

Paula
Hants
21st October, 2003

As a survivor poet, with ongoing, severe, mental health issues, I was very interested to find this site, via the Mad Not Bad site's links. I hope to return to this site, in the future. Keep up the great work!

Sheena Barnes
IPSTONES STAFFS
15 November, 2001

This is one of the most interesting arts and mental health sites to be found nationally. We hope many people will contribute their comments, ideas and examples of writing and artwork so that we can make the site even more exciting.

Sue Gaukroger
Hollinsclough, Staffs
17 November, 2001

Am I guest or I am a resident? Either way I think the website is really great. We must keep it adding to it with more poems, stories, images etc. On cold winter nights we don't have to trek down to Warslow but can be creative from a distance.

Mo Saunders
Network Arts Lewisham
10 January, 2002

Your website is lovely. It's great to see similar projects happening around the country. Good Luck. Please put us on your mailing list for future events and exhibitions.

Kim Graham
Preston, Lancashire
05 February, 2002

The site looks great - really well documented - it's good to see examples of the art works - I look forward to seeing future work - thank you.

Melanie Milward
Stoke-on-Trent
05 April, 2002

Images and words that are beautiful and haunting. Good luck with the site, will recommend it to all my friends.

Julie Bush
Hardenhuish School
Chippenham
23 April, 2002

Congratulations! The work is highly creative and personal. It seems that the contributors have been able to open their souls and share their innermost thoughts with others without fear of criticism. Very courageous and brave. A catharsis.

Mary Cayford
Stansted,
Essex
20 June, 2002

I saw some very creative work here. Pause for thought!

Anonymous
Burgess Hill
21 June, 2002

Great industry and enthusiasm is displayed. This must impress newcomers to the website who may be able to help the project. Good luck!

Pat Jones
South Wales
19 September, 2002

My Mam grew up in the grounds of St.Edwards hospital. Her Grandfather George Martin was head nurse and her parents Rose Arrowsmith ( nee Martin ) and Reginald Arrowsmith were nurses there ,I think her brother also worked there. Mum has been very ill recently and has been talking a lot about her childhood so I thought I'd try to get info for her. This is one of the first sights I found and it has been helpful .If anyone would like to contact me to help with my search for Mum I would be very grateful. Thank you ,Pat.