AngryPages is a powerful, powerful book.
It has the power to save lives.
I have read a lot, and besides Howard Stern or Comedy Central roasts, I don't find anything quite as honest as my own diary.
This is the work of a survivor, who Elisabeth Hasselbeck would approve of.
Even if my story is a little bit abnormally scary, it's still a great story, for young people.
I got help, I spoke to the Sumithrayo, whom I'm believing are far more useful, helpful and honest, than the local support services or Samaritans.
I strongly warn against getting "help" from Sri Lankan trained doctors, because they're not properly trained, lest you suffer a fate like Ryan Nethicumara or the others who sadly got very bad care from locals. I feel sorry for Gamini/Natasha. Sean Samarasinghe talked to me about it, and explained Durdens' pov. I know that Ajith Tudawe guy, part of COYLE, but I doubt Raki and their family.
I found the lack of integrity, by locals, when I examined cases of suicides, to be sour, disgusting and cheap like how Nawaloka fried some girl alive in a MRI machine (if my memory serves me correctly), they cheap out on the standards very badly.
5 year old girl: Buddhini Kaushalya Ratnayake's parents believe there was an explosion at the MRI, although the doctors or owner will claim otherwise.
I am not sure, maybe she died for other reasons, too, it's hard to say. It's possible the parents were lying or making claims to get more money as compensation from Jayantha Dharmadasa or something.
Asiri is ok, but local doctors suck.
I suggest getting help from Singapore or UK or American doctors. I found Friedman was a really clever expert, whereas others were far below him.
Or even by reading AngryPages which is far greater than anything else, any of the rubbish you find in SL.
Everyone in SL uses FB, or YouTube, they don't really regard PickMe as highly as Uber and -- the standards, the values and way you do stuff matters.
You should use AngryPages, not garbage, if you want to succeed.
