21 Comments Posted by p0lyamor0us

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yup.. especially in N10 and the C buildings
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atleast it wasn't some crummy newspaper from World War II!
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If it wasn't regulated patients would become morbidly obsese...
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one note short of an octave.
weird.
unless if its just the angle
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Mouthpieces were inserted into the mouths of patients undergoing various forms of shock therapy to prevent the patient from damaging their tongues prior to the introduction of muscle relaxants.
At the birth of insulin coma shock therapy (and shock therapy in general, at that) it was believed that epilepsy and schizophrenia were mutually exclusive, thus justifying psychiatrists to induce seizures to alieviate symptoms of schizophrenia.
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Read the study "Sane in Insane Places" by David L. Rosenhan on diagnostic labeling and patient bias.
Visual halluncinations are the most common after auditory hallunctinations in severe schizophreniacs. Visual halluncinations can also be a result of psychosis and psychosis can be linked to anything from PTSD to depression.