An Coras Leighis/De Medicinae et Medicamenti Naturalis

A Note on a State Functionary Dr. Diana Day - Cody has featured in our little bulletin in her capacity as a consultant psychiatrist at the Tyrone and Fermanagh Hospital. When not trying to enlist the support of trade unionists for her crimes, she takes to the streets of Enniskillen to stalk her prey in the company of Constable Ian Gillespie of our unreformable police. Perhaps her ministrations and those of Gillespie would be better directed at Wills, Morrow, Miller, Southam and Taggart who broke the windows of socialists in Ferney Rise between 1992 and 1995. Mr. Gillespie was the RUC's Community (?!?) Constable in that area at the time.

PSYCHIATRY IN FERMANAGH In our first article "Psychiatry and Socialism" we established that psychiatry has no basis in the natural sciences. Now we will look at psychiatrists in action in one rural area in Ireland, Fermanagh.  The psychiatrists in charge of the case-lists in Fermanagh are Dr Diana Day-Cody and Dr Patrick Manley who are both consultants at the Tyrone and Fermanagh Hospital in Omagh. Since her arrival on the scene in July 1992, Dr Day-Cody has left a trail of death and destruction through Fermanagh. Sixteen of her patients have died through suicide, heart attacks and avoidable incidents. Her policy of stigmatisation of the anxious and depressed has carved a bloody path. Manley is her understudy and works in a lock-up ward at the T&F. Day-Cody, in this writer's experience, suffers from the same delusions that she is paid to discover in her clientele. She detains clients against their will in her hospital and insists that they are "volun...