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That does it, I'm calling my girlfriend. These iron lung photos have made me SO upset I want to just tell her I'm thankful we're both alive and well.
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Oh my...those pictures...and the posts from people who still have to use stuff like this.

May God bless each and every one of you who is still crippled by that horrible disease. Your stories are touching - as well as heartbreaking. And thank you Dr.Salk!!
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UGGGH and with a needle stuck through it eww eww eww eww EWW!

You are a braver man than I Motts!
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@ Debi - that is horrible! What a breaking-in!
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I'm wondering if this isn't a sign of malaria-contaminated stuff beyond?
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Funniest page I've yet seen! Oh my goodness, great picture and just hilarious comments!
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Chairry, ahead Warp Factor 9! *Star Trek theme plays*

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and this light was dragged out onto the roof to be used as a step to a high window. the exam chair was stolen in entirely.
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this has since been removed, not sure when but january 8th 2013 only the concrete feet remained.
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Beeugh, I wonder just WHAT tissue.
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I'd guess at 2 tubs, maybe 2 sinks outside the door (can be seen here: http://www.opacity.us/image8902_iron_pile.htm ), and a hose or shower fixture.
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No I do not wear a hard hat, I've never had an issue with stuff falling down on me. It's me falling through a floor that is often problematic.
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I believe the owners are pretty diligent and serious. I'd guess that he was found and relocated when the property started being rehabilitated.
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Kty: it says at the top of the page what this place is called
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I think I was in this room last June. Took pics of each building I was in