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Simon: My neighbours I got a letter of every single one of my neighbours here right now I got
a letter from my next doors I got a letter of them; I got a letter of every person here now saying
that I have lived here for eleven years.

Doctor xxx: Please allow me to talk to please when we talk, listen to us and we will do the
same to you.

Simon: Yes, for sure year for sure OK.

Doctor xx: Yes please, yes so there is concern about you regarding the neighbours you feel
that the neighbours are harassing you.

Simon: Who.

Mother: No that is totally wrong.

Sam: I think it would be better if you let Simon talk.

Doctor: No let him sort this. Simon: The only issue that I have had with my upstairs neighbour.

Doctor: No please let him talk.

Simon: The only issue that I have had with my up stairs neighbour is that she is under your
team of assessments, she accepts money from you and she is suppose to have a net work in
place such as your self's, now I have been living in this house for eleven years she moved in
here seven years ago she did she come here she was already an alcoholic the alcoholism takes
perception takes over the perception of her Metal Heath she was paying for her self to be
drunk, you lot have got duty of care of her, she would not get a liver transplant in them
situations that is why she does not really get much assistance at the age she is of your self's I
expect because there is other people who deserve the chance a lot more than what she does.

Sam: Have you had any difficulties with her.

Simon: Now what she does I have not had no conflicts with her.

Sam: OK.

Simon: But I have always helped her I pick her up and take her shopping yet I do like she
would have her stuff coming in and I would lift her shopping upstairs, I would carry it up to her
house I would see her and I would always be polite to her and say hello, blar, blar, blar I would
lend her a £10.00 I would never let her In this house because I could feel some thing was
wrong with her yet.

Katie: She used to knock and ask for money.

Simon: She used to knock on my door every day knocking, knocking, and knocking.

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