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My grandmother who was a russain immigrant named Laura died in Pilgrim of a pre-frontal lobotomy peformed Dec. 23rd,1947 and she died of in fection.I was never told how she died until I went to see "One FLew Over the Cuckoo's nest when I Was 16.I was not even aware of this barbaric procedure then and had many night mares.I am named after her and looking at these pictures is quite emotional.
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Not one chair or soap dispenser in the entire set.
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looks like the italians don't care for the Kirkbride design
Love the lamps! :-)
Naw - doubt little train! It is Italy: they love those arched passages. They are everywhere! A lovely gallery this is!
The absence of ghost children and evil nuns aside, this was a great location to see. It's really strange see a place that's even without much clear background history. That truly made it feel even more abandoned than anything else you've shot. It was definitely a treat. Thank you so much, Motts!
Sir Motts has spoken, LOL!

Can't wait to see what's next! You're an awesome guy Mr. Motts
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As far as I know, that kind of floor, with decorated tiles in a myriad of variants ,was very common up until the 30'' in hospitals as well as in houses.
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I'd guess I know that sillhouette,seems familiar....and I read 'beato' on the lower frame...
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I had a care provider give me sponge baths for a month or so when I was unable to due to cognitive problems from psychosis. I couldn't figure out how to work the shower and organize my clothes to dress. I felt very cared for by her. She was kind. On the other hand, when I had several people supervise me at one time during a bath I felt very exposed and embarrassed. I was like a child due to my psychosis. An adult acting like a child is different and they treated me like I was strange. At least that is how I remember it. It was when I was in a seclusion room for a month and I guess by law they were required to have several people supervise me. I suppose I was lucky to have had one at all although it didn't feel that way at the time.
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It basically says 'thanks for your support'.
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Unusual considering Catholicism is the main following in Italy. Perhaps the delivery driver got the wrong address.........
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It's a lightbulb in a bayonet fitting :)
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I can just about make out 'sezione' which means department or section. no idea what the rest of the other word is.
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Gelato is very good and I've no doubt you've had it before Mama.......it's ice cream :)