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My sister was a patient of Dr. Jervis. She was retarded due to PKU. Thanks to Dr. Jervis she stayed on the special diet and is still living at home-never institutionalized. She is now 57 years old. We used to travel from New Jersey every 6 weeks for a visit to him at the lab in Letchworth.My parents were responsible for having the law passed in N.J. for mandatory newbown testing for PKU.
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I was just here today and my friend speculated this was a powerplant... it's pretty eerie back there.
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What's the matter- not enough goat poop for ya? :p

I think I would have still looked around, but much more carefully. I'd be very quiet and listen for sounds of other occupants. Maybe you could have even smelled something. I suppose I like to live a little more dangerously.
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All those patients must have had frostbite or hypothermia... or just the chills.
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I guess people in that country cry so much in mourning that they need that drain.

Those goats don't hold anything sacred. Let's bow our heads and spray...
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What's that on the wall by the door?
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All the tables left in this place are grossing tables now!, like birds on statues!

I've seen windows like that in elementary schools.
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I've seen longer unexplained hiatuses. I wasn't worried. :)

Is that a broadcasting antenna in the background? "We're coming to you live from the baaa-throom in the goats-pital!"
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Forum has crashed...... needs some major work. :(
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Long time lover of this site. and i second the suggestion for a wallpaper for this photo.
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I'm sure people kept journals, they just kept them to themselves.
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Those were very interesting photos.
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It would seem that the only difference in our treatment today of violent patients and the criminally insane is that our "restraints" are chemical in nature. I do not believe we have reached any greater level of treatment for these individuals. People who are violent and hurt others have to be managed in some manner. I can only pray that a more humane method is found.
lol Vince
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Défense in french means forbidden

So : Entry forbidden / Danger of death

P.S. my first language is french