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Crywebb - patient records from 1880-1970ish are still extant, but they are at the state archives in Albany and the HIPAA Act renders them confidential in perpetuity.
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Old. lmao. You young people... think life stops at 28 lol
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My 1st cat's name was Muffin...smh...
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Just gorgeous.
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So many layers...
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Awesome!!!
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How sure are you that it was the wind, Mr. Motts...?
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Well SAID, dme, well said!!:)
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It's true. These buildings are great practice for the police and firemen. They check 'em out, make sure they're not going to collapse on the trainees, and send 'em in to practice. See some of the other places on this site. One of the hospitals Motts shot had been used by firemen to practice putting out fires.
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I completely agree. Beautiful.
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I love the (apparent) dental poster in the background in the door of the cabinet. Looks old.
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Boy, alota fans o those chairs... yechh, their awful, lol... great shot though. Another example of a little saying a lot.
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Where Satan gets his nails done?
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When a new hospital is built and an old facility is abandoned, it's more cost effective to leave the used, bulky equipment in place. The new facility will come with new equipment. It's like moving a used furnace or central AC system from an old home to a brand new one. It's cheaper and more reliable to go with something new. Plus, x-ray equipment is usually custom installed for the room it's in. They don't move to another facility well.
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Wow, toally Twilight Zone lol...awesome