80 Comments Posted by fc

something that today you could do community service,

john, i think most of these places have closed because of lack of funding and in some cases , reported patient abuse , also there was a brillant idea to let patients be dinstationalized i didnt spell that correctly but im sure you know what i mean.

somewhat, what is still standing is what i believe to be the administration entrance and the wings to the left and right , however its just the shell . they more than likely filled in all the tunnels. they will build around the original brick

from what i saw today the front entrance and part off the front wings are not condos yet. i also think they are high priced the real estate market is tough around here.i dont think anyone is living up there yet.

on my way to see a client today i had to drive up the hill , it is a shell of its former self . i was shocked to see the water tower is still there , and while its a shell of its fomer self i was still fasinated , i would love to check it out at night. its still a very cool looking and grand building , i was not bothered by anyone and i wad maybe 50 feet from the main kirkbride.

this is a grand room, nice windows.

kind of like how silly it is to want to be known as a hobo?

elke, i think your part right , i have heard there is a simular marking that is used to ward off evil or something to that nature.

jealousy and envy reign mr. lame

please tell.

i have seen this up close it says have another twinkie. im not kidding.

e , you see a lot.

not to be the devils advocate, but there can be many reasons for parents intrest , perhaps, he, she was a parent of someone hurt. when i read parents comments i dont see any direct finger pointing . anyone with some smarts knows there are some great mental health workers out there .

if you read the comments, you will see more people are offended, what should we do cry , you are young people can be cruel . i am not being apathetic, its just not my fault, sorry.

erin, many people have died everywhere , its not the dying, its the suffering , and what they did after they died,