Eddie has know Campbell for a while. He knows this happy, crazy kid. He thinks Campbell is sunny. What Eddie hasn't realised is that even the sunniest sky has storm clouds every now and then; and the brighter the sun is, the heavier the rain will be. And today is pouring. A little take of Campbell dealing with the depressive side of his disorder.

A very quiet patient arrives at St. Jude's. In fact, she won't talk at all. Campbell and his friends try to help Bethy come out of her shell. Rated T for mental illness and a rather traumatic back-story.

A conversation between Campbell and Francine the day before Fergus' funeral. Contains mentions of slash, but nothing sexual.

Sequel to Loony Ever After, four years have passed and Campbell is about to face something more challenging then his manic/depressive condition.

Finally released from St. Jude's, Campbell finds love and tries hard to keep his new family together.

An older Campbell reflects on the first Christmas he had at St. Jude's.

Campbell's not doing his show tonight and Eddy wants to know why. Campbell isn't just manic: what goes up must come down.

Tout allait bien pour moi. Enfin, tout est relatif. Disons que tout allait relativement bien. Et puis un jour... Patatras ! Au fait, je m'appelle Campbell Bain. J'ai vingt ans, je suis écossais, j'aime les grands pulls extra-larges même si je m'empêtre dedans. Et je suis maniaco-dépressif. Oui, je suis ce genre de mec. Les pilules ne font qu'aider... à oublier...

Just a brief drabble in honor of a brilliant character. What makes that loony bin worth it after all?